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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"Excitatory/inhibitory balance"”.

  1. Regulation of in vivo excitatory/inhibitory balance by the cystine/glutamate exchanger system xc-

    … in ambient glutamate levels and/or a redox imbalance involving GSH have been reported to affect synaptic strength and intrinsic neuronal excitability, the main focus of this dissertation was to elucidate whether Sxc- signaling contributes to brain excitatory/inhibitory (E/I) balance in vivo. …

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  2. Synaptic Excitatory to Inhibitory imbalance in Alzheimer’s Disease

    … through synaptic abnormalities that disturb the excitatory/inhibitory balance (E/I ratio) in circuits vulnerable to Alzheimer’s disease pathology. We measured electrophysiological, anatomical, transcriptional, and cellular E/I ratios in human brain. Our findings establish a strong correlational …

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  3. State Space Methods Using Biologically-Relevant Generative Models to Analyze Neural Signals

    … methods have been developed to identify excitatory-inhibitory balance in the LFP or ECoG, but are not defined in terms of a generative model. Here we present three novel methods that utilize generative models to (1) identify and characterize neural oscillations distinct from broad-band …

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  4. The role of fast-spiking interneurons in cortical map plasticity

    … period of disinhibition to promote plasticity in excitatory circuits followed by a more prolonged increase in inhibition to re-establish the excitatoryinhibitory balance. These hypotheses make different predictions about how inhibition<br/>changes during cortical map plasticity, which I have …

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  5. Electrophysiological Markers of Sensory Plasticity and Connectomics in Ageing and Mild Cognitive Impairment

    … healthy ageing by a specific disruption of the excitatory-inhibitory balance within sensory processing regions, and disrupted ERPs. Importantly, both paradigms afforded a unique perspective on this disruption. The results of this thesis not only shed light on how the brain learns, but also …

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  6. Interaction of Quantal Inhibitory and Excitatory Neurotransmission in Regulation of Synaptic Homeostasis via Molecular Signaling

    … and their properties has been done in excitatory synapses. Yet the variety of inhibitory neurons is so vast that Ramon y Cajal referred to them as the "Butterflies of the Soul." In order to help paint a more complete picture of the brain, this PhD thesis is focused on the structure, …

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  7. Analyzing the Dynamics of Biological and Artificial Neural Networks with Applications to Machine Learning

    … and neuroscience by exploring the concept of excitatory-inhibitory balance, a crucial feature of neuronal networks in the brain, within the framework of reservoir computing. We emphasize the stabilizing role of inhibition in reservoir computers (RCs), mirroring its function in the brain. We …

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  8. Dynamical Systems Analysis of Neural Circuits with Applications to Physiological Processes

    … model reveals how external input and intrinsic excitatoryinhibitory balance control the emergence of oscillatory activity in the circuit and shape the MePD output that acts downstream of the GnRH pulse generator. In contrast to earlier assumptions of constant MePD output, the model establishes …

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  9. ROLE OF ATM IN THE PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF MAJOR DEPRESSIVE DISORDER (MDD)

    … vesicles trafficking, neurotransmitter release, excitatory/inhibitory balance maintenance, the development of GABAergic system and neuroinflammation. Mutations in ATM cause Ataxia-telangiectasia (A-T), a syndrome characterized by devastating neurological symptoms ascribable primarily to …

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