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一个在稳定和振荡状态附近运行的前额头网络模型将尖峰脱同步和精神分裂症中的突触缺陷联系在一起

David A Crowe1, Andrew Willow1, Rachael K Blackman2,3,4

  • 1Department of Biology, Augsburg University, Minneapolis, United States.

eLife
|February 6, 2024
PubMed
概括

一个新的网络模型解释了 reduced N-methyl-D-aspartate受体 (NMDAR) 在精神分裂症中的功能如何破坏前额头网络活动. 这种突触缺陷会损害神经通信,导致精神分裂症模型中观察到的网络功能障碍.

关键词:
没有NMDAR,没有NMDAR.异步网络是一种异步网络.激发 - 抑制平衡的平衡.神经科学 神经科学rhesus 子 子 子 子尖尖的同步性 尖尖的同步性刺刺的网络模型模型.同步网络是一个同步网络.

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