Frontiers in Human Neuroscience,
Journal Year:
2014,
Volume and Issue:
8
Published: June 27, 2014
The
primary
objective
of
this
review
article
is
to
summarize
how
the
neuroscience
brain
plasticity,
exploiting
new
findings
in
fundamental,
integrative
and
cognitive
neuroscience,
changing
therapeutic
landscape
for
professional
communities
addressing
brain-based
disorders
disease.
After
considering
neurological
bases
training-driven
neuroplasticity,
we
shall
describe
neuroscience-guided
perspective
distinguishes
approach
from
a)
more-behavioral,
traditional
clinical
strategies
therapy
practitioners,
b)
an
even
more
widely
applied
pharmaceutical
treatment
model
psychiatric
domains.
With
that
background,
argue
neuroplasticity-based
treatments
will
be
important
part
future
best-treatment
practices
medicine.
Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2014,
Volume and Issue:
4(1)
Published: May 9, 2014
Nanoscale
inorganic
electronic
synapses
or
synaptic
devices,
which
are
capable
of
emulating
the
functions
biological
brain
neuronal
systems,
regarded
as
basic
building
blocks
for
beyond-Von
Neumann
computing
architecture,
combining
information
storage
and
processing.
Here,
we
demonstrate
a
Ag/AgInSbTe/Ag
structure
chalcogenide
memristor-based
synapses.
The
memristive
characteristics
with
reproducible
gradual
resistance
tuning
utilised
to
mimic
activity-dependent
plasticity
that
serves
basis
memory
learning.
Bidirectional
long-term
Hebbian
modulation
is
implemented
by
coactivity
pre-
postsynaptic
spikes
sign
degree
affected
assorted
factors
including
temporal
difference,
spike
rate
voltage.
Moreover,
saturation
observed
be
an
adjustment
rules
stabilise
growth
weights.
Our
results
may
contribute
development
highly
functional
plastic
further
construction
next-generation
parallel
neuromorphic
architecture.
PLoS Computational Biology,
Journal Year:
2013,
Volume and Issue:
9(4), P. e1003037 - e1003037
Published: April 25, 2013
The
principles
by
which
networks
of
neurons
compute,
and
how
spike-timing
dependent
plasticity
(STDP)
synaptic
weights
generates
maintains
their
computational
function,
are
unknown.
Preceding
work
has
shown
that
soft
winner-take-all
(WTA)
circuits,
where
pyramidal
inhibit
each
other
via
interneurons,
a
common
motif
cortical
microcircuits.
We
show
through
theoretical
analysis
computer
simulations
Bayesian
computation
is
induced
in
these
network
motifs
STDP
combination
with
activity-dependent
changes
the
excitability
neurons.
fundamental
components
this
emergent
priors
result
from
adaptation
neuronal
implicit
generative
models
for
hidden
causes
created
STDP.
In
fact,
surprising
able
to
approximate
powerful
principle
fitting
such
high-dimensional
spike
inputs:
Expectation
Maximization.
Our
results
suggest
experimentally
observed
spontaneous
activity
trial-to-trial
variability
essential
features
information
processing
capability,
since
functional
role
represent
probability
distributions
rather
than
static
neural
codes.
Furthermore
it
suggests
modules
as
new
model
distributed
cortex.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
32(51)
Published: Oct. 1, 2020
Abstract
Memristors
have
recently
attracted
significant
interest
due
to
their
applicability
as
promising
building
blocks
of
neuromorphic
computing
and
electronic
systems.
The
dynamic
reconfiguration
memristors,
which
is
based
on
the
history
applied
electrical
stimuli,
can
mimic
both
essential
analog
synaptic
neuronal
functionalities.
These
be
utilized
node
terminal
devices
in
an
artificial
neural
network.
Consequently,
ability
understand,
control,
utilize
fundamental
switching
principles
various
types
device
architectures
memristor
necessary
for
achieving
memristor‐based
hardware
Herein,
a
wide
range
memristors
memristive‐related
synapses
neurons
highlighted.
structures,
principles,
applications
functionalities
are
sequentially
presented.
Moreover,
recent
advances
memristive
networks
implementations
introduced
along
with
overview
learning
algorithms.
Finally,
main
challenges
toward
high‐performance
energy‐efficient
briefly
discussed.
This
progress
report
aims
insightful
guide
research
neuromorphic‐based
computing.
Myelin
is
best
known
for
its
role
in
increasing
the
conduction
velocity
and
metabolic
efficiency
of
long-range
excitatory
axons.
Accordingly,
myelin
observed
neocortical
gray
matter
thought
to
mostly
ensheath
axons
connecting
subcortical
regions
distant
cortical
areas.
Using
independent
analyses
light
electron
microscopy
data
from
mouse
neocortex,
we
show
that
a
surprisingly
large
fraction
(half
layer
2/3
quarter
4)
ensheathes
inhibitory
neurons,
specifically
parvalbumin-positive
basket
cells.
This
differs
significantly
distribution
protein
composition.
on
unlikely
meaningfully
hasten
arrival
spikes
at
their
pre-synaptic
terminals,
due
patchy
short
path-lengths
observed.
Our
results
thus
highlight
need
exploring
alternative
roles
circuits.
Biological Psychiatry,
Journal Year:
2017,
Volume and Issue:
82(3), P. 224 - 232
Published: Jan. 27, 2017
Variants
in
the
SCN2A
gene
that
disrupt
encoded
neuronal
sodium
channel
NaV1.2
are
important
risk
factors
for
autism
spectrum
disorder
(ASD),
developmental
delay,
and
infantile
seizures.
observed
seizures
predominantly
missense,
leading
to
a
gain
of
function
increased
excitability.
How
variants
associated
with
ASD
affect
excitability
unclear.We
examined
properties
11
ASD-associated
heterologous
expression
systems
using
whole-cell
voltage-clamp
electrophysiology
immunohistochemistry.
Resultant
data
were
incorporated
into
computational
models
developing
mature
cortical
pyramidal
cells
express
NaV1.2.In
contrast
contribute
seizure,
we
found
all
dampened
or
eliminated
function.
Incorporating
these
electrophysiological
results
compartmental
model
excitatory
neurons
demonstrated
variants,
regardless
their
mechanism
action,
resulted
deficits
Corresponding
analysis
predicted
minimal
change
excitability.This
functional
characterization
thus
identifies
mutation
dysfunction
as
most
frequently
factor
detectable
by
exome
sequencing
suggests
changes
excitability,
particularly
neurons,
may
etiology.
Biological Psychiatry,
Journal Year:
2017,
Volume and Issue:
83(10), P. 800 - 809
Published: Oct. 14, 2017
Associative
memory
formation
is
essential
for
an
animal's
survival
by
ensuring
adaptive
behavioral
responses
in
ever-changing
environment.
This
particularly
important
under
conditions
of
immediate
threats
such
as
fear
learning.
One
the
key
brain
regions
involved
associative
learning
amygdala.
The
basolateral
amygdala
main
entry
site
sensory
information
to
complex,
and
local
plasticity
excitatory
principal
neurons
considered
be
crucial
conditioned
responses.
However,
activity
circuits
are
tightly
controlled
inhibitory
interneurons
a
spatially
temporally
defined
manner.
In
this
review,
we
provide
updated
view
on
how
distinct
interneuron
subtypes
contribute
acquisition
extinction
memories.