bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 17, 2025
Beta
oscillations
(13–30
Hz)
in
the
sensorimotor
cortex
are
fundamental
to
motor
control
and
disrupted
disorders
such
as
Parkinson’s
disease
stroke.
Animal
studies
pharmacological
research
humans
have
implicated
GABAergic
mechanisms
modulating
these
oscillations.
Here,
we
explored
impact
of
modulation
on
beta
using
magnetoencephalography
(MEG)
during
a
finger
abduction
task,
with
participants
administered
gaboxadol
zolpidem,
two
GABA-A
positive
allosteric
modulators.
We
combined
traditional
oscillatory
analyses
spectral
parametrisation
methods
separate
periodic
aperiodic
neural
components.
Time-frequency
representations
(TFRs)
showed
that
induced
stronger
dynamics
than
leading
deeper
desynchronisation
movement
more
pronounced
post-movement
rebound.
When
accounting
for
activity,
modest
effects
limited
initiation,
increased
power
onset
but
no
significant
In
contrast,
zolpidem
significantly
enhanced
altered
components,
suggesting
differential
influences
excitation-inhibition
balance.
These
results
underscore
necessity
distinguishing
between
signals
measures
improve
interpretation
data.
Psychophysiology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
62(4)
Published: April 1, 2025
Cardiac
interoception
is
important
for
health
and
can
be
assessed
in
terms
of
accuracy
(IAcc)
sensibility
(IS),
at
least.
While
IAcc
measures
the
correspondence
between
recorded
perceived
heartbeats,
IS
means
confidence
interoceptive
perceptions
during
task.
The
present
study
investigated
if
brain
activity
heartbeat
tracking
task
associated
with
as
well
IS.
Specifically,
we
were
interested
task-related
power
(TRP)
alpha
band
(8-12
Hz),
known
to
indicate
task-specific
cognitive
functions
such
semantic,
attentional,
sensory
processes,
IS,
respectively.
In
a
sample
30
participants,
found
relatively
higher
TRP
over
left
temporal
parietal
areas
(vs.
right)
Furthermore,
observed
negative
association
Lower
might
that
more
pronounced
processes
are
linked
positive
effect
(independent
from
IS),
which
internal
attention
beneficial
IAcc.
We
further
discuss
findings
context
methodological
issues
Taken
together,
pattern
favors
investigation
(i.e.,
ratings)
combination
gain
better
access
improve
our
understanding
neural
underpinnings
(cardiac)
interoception.
Psychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
75(12), P. 358 - 368
Published: Sept. 24, 2021
There
is
now
consistent
evidence
that
neural
oscillation
at
low-
and
high-frequencies
constitute
an
important
aspect
of
the
pathophysiology
schizophrenia.
Specifically,
impaired
rhythmic
activity
may
underlie
deficit
to
generate
coherent
cognition
behavior,
leading
characteristic
symptoms
psychosis
cognitive
deficits.
Importantly,
generating
mechanisms
oscillations
are
relatively
well-understood
thus
enable
targeted
search
for
underlying
circuit
impairments
novel
treatment
targets.
In
following
review,
we
will
summarize
assess
aberrant
in
schizophrenia
through
evaluating
studies
have
utilized
Electro/Magnetoencephalography
examine
during
sensory
tasks
as
well
resting-state
measurements.
These
data
be
linked
current
from
post-mortem,
neuroimaging,
genetics,
animal
models
implicated
deficits
GABAergic
interneurons
glutamatergic
neurotransmission
oscillatory
Finally,
highlight
methodological
analytical
challenges
provide
recommendations
future
research.
Childhood
and
adolescence
are
critical
stages
of
the
human
lifespan,
in
which
fundamental
neural
reorganizational
processes
take
place.
A
substantial
body
literature
investigated
accompanying
neurophysiological
changes,
focusing
on
most
dominant
feature
EEG
signal:
alpha
oscillation.
Recent
developments
signal-processing
show
that
conventional
measures
power
confounded
by
various
factors
need
to
be
decomposed
into
periodic
aperiodic
components,
represent
distinct
underlying
brain
mechanisms.
It
is
therefore
unclear
how
each
part
signal
changes
during
maturation.
Using
multivariate
Bayesian
generalized
linear
models,
we
examined
parameters
activity
largest
openly
available
pediatric
dataset
(N=2529,
age
5-22
years)
replicated
these
findings
a
preregistered
analysis
an
independent
validation
sample
(N=369,
6-22
years).
First,
welldocumented
age-related
decrease
total
was
replicated.
However,
when
controlling
for
component,
our
provided
strong
evidence
increase
aperiodic-adjusted
power.
As
reported
previous
studies,
also
relative
revealed
maturational
increase,
yet
indicating
underestimation
relationship
between
The
intercept
slope
decreased
with
increasing
were
highly
correlated
Consequently,
earlier
interpretations
reconsidered,
as
elimination
active
synapses
rather
links
decreases
intercept.
Instead,
analyses
diffusion
tensor
imaging
data
indicate
related
increased
thalamocortical
connectivity.
Functionally,
results
suggest
thalamic
control
cortical
linked
improved
attentional
performance
Macroscopic
neural
dynamics
comprise
both
aperiodic
and
periodic
signal
components.
Recent
advances
in
parameterizing
power
spectra
offer
practical
tools
for
evaluating
these
features
separately.
Although
signals
vary
dynamically
express
non-stationarity
relation
to
ongoing
behaviour
perception,
current
methods
yield
static
spectral
decompositions.
Here,
we
introduce
Spectral
Parameterization
Resolved
Time
(SPRiNT)
as
a
novel
method
decomposing
complex
into
elements
time-resolved
manner.
First,
demonstrate,
with
naturalistic
synthetic
data,
SPRiNT's
capacity
reliably
recover
time-varying
features.
We
emphasize
specific
strengths
compared
other
time-frequency
parameterization
approaches
based
on
wavelets.
Second,
use
SPRiNT
illustrate
how
fluctuate
across
time
empirical
resting-state
EEG
data
(n=178)
relate
the
observed
changes
parameters
over
participants'
demographics
behaviour.
Lastly,
demonstrate
movement
intracranial
recordings
rodents.
foresee
responding
growing
neuroscientific
interests
of
advancing
quantitation
at
natural
scales
Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
34(9), P. 1630 - 1649
Published: Jan. 1, 2022
Abstract
Memory
formation
involves
the
synchronous
firing
of
neurons
in
task-relevant
networks,
with
recent
models
postulating
that
a
decrease
low-frequency
oscillatory
activity
underlies
successful
memory
encoding
and
retrieval.
However,
to
date,
this
relationship
has
been
investigated
primarily
face
image
stimuli;
considerably
less
is
known
about
correlates
complex
rule
learning,
as
language.
Furthermore,
work
shown
nonoscillatory
(1/ƒ)
functionally
relevant
cognition,
yet
its
interaction
during
learning
remains
unknown.
Using
spectral
decomposition
power-law
exponent
estimation
human
EEG
data
(17
women,
18
men),
we
show
for
first
time
1/ƒ
jointly
influence
word
order
rules
miniature
artificial
language
system.
Flexible
word-order
were
associated
steeper
slope,
whereas
fixed
shallower
slope.
We
also
increased
theta
alpha
power
predicts
relative
flexible
behavioral
performance.
Together,
these
results
suggest
plays
an
important
role
higher-order
including
processing,
grammar
modulated
by
different
permutations,
which
manifest
distinct
profiles.
Cell Reports,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
42(4), P. 112331 - 112331
Published: April 1, 2023
New
memories
are
not
quarantined
from
each
other
when
first
encoded;
rather,
they
interlinked
with
that
were
encoded
in
temporal
proximity
or
share
semantic
features.
By
selectively
biasing
memory
processing
during
sleep,
here
we
test
whether
context
influences
sleep
consolidation.
Participants
formed
18
idiosyncratic
narratives,
linking
four
objects
together.
Before
also
memorized
an
on-screen
position
for
object.
During
12
object-specific
sounds
unobtrusively
presented,
thereby
cuing
the
corresponding
spatial
and
impacting
recall
as
a
function
of
initial
strength.
As
hypothesized,
find
non-cued
contextually
linked
cued
changed.
Post-cue
electrophysiological
responses
suggest
activity
sigma
band
supports
reinstatement
predicts
context-related
benefits.
Concurrently,
context-specific
patterns
emerge
sleep.
We
conclude
reactivation
individual
evokes
their
context,
consolidation
associated
knowledge.
NeuroImage,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
275, P. 120154 - 120154
Published: May 19, 2023
In
the
human
electroencephalogram
(EEG),
oscillatory
power
co-exist
with
non-oscillatory,
aperiodic
activity.
Although
EEG
analysis
has
traditionally
focused
exclusively
on
power,
recent
investigations
have
shown
that
component
can
distinguish
conscious
wakefulness
from
sleep
and
anesthetic-induced
unconsciousness.
This
study
investigates
of
individuals
in
a
disorder
consciousness
(DOC);
how
it
changes
response
to
exposure
anesthesia;
relates
brain's
information
richness
criticality.
High-density
was
recorded
43
DOC,
16
these
undergoing
protocol
propofol
anesthesia.
The
defined
by
spectral
slope
density.
Our
results
demonstrate
is
more
informative
about
participants'
level
than
component,
especially
for
patients
suffered
stroke.
Importantly,
pharmacologically
induced
change
30
45
Hz
positively
correlated
individual's
pre-anesthetic
consciousness.
loss
information-richness
criticality
associated
component.
During
anesthesia,
distinguished
according
their
3-month
recovery
status.
been
historically
neglected;
this
research
highlights
necessity
considering
measure
assessment
DOC
future
seeks
understand
neurophysiological
underpinnings