bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Ноя. 28, 2022
Abstract
Comparing
connectomes
can
help
explain
how
neural
connectivity
is
related
to
genetics,
disease,
development,
learning,
and
behavior.
However,
making
statistical
inferences
about
the
significance
nature
of
differences
between
two
networks
an
open
problem,
such
analysis
has
not
been
extensively
applied
nanoscale
connectomes.
Here,
we
investigate
this
problem
via
a
case
study
on
bilateral
symmetry
larval
Drosophila
brain
connectome.
We
translate
notions
“bilateral
symmetry”
generative
models
network
structure
left
right
hemispheres,
allowing
us
test
refine
our
understanding
symmetry.
find
significant
in
connection
probabilities
both
across
entire
specific
cell
types.
By
rescaling
or
removing
certain
edges
based
weight,
also
present
adjusted
definitions
exhibited
by
This
work
shows
from
inform
connectomes,
facilitating
future
comparisons
structures.
Research Square (Research Square),
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Июнь 28, 2023
Abstract
The
connection
patterns
of
neural
circuits
form
a
complex
network.
How
signaling
in
these
manifests
as
cognition
and
adaptive
behaviour
remains
the
central
question
neuroscience.
Concomitant
advances
connectomics
artificial
intelligence
open
fundamentally
new
opportunities
to
understand
how
shape
computational
capacity
biological
brain
networks.
Reservoir
computing
is
versatile
paradigm
that
uses
nonlinear
dynamics
high-dimensional
dynamical
systems
perform
computations
approximate
cognitive
functions.
Here
we
present
conn2res:
an
open-source
Python
toolbox
for
implementing
networks
conn2res
modular,
allowing
arbitrary
architectures
be
imposed.
allows
researchers
input
connectomes
reconstructed
using
multiple
techniques,
from
tract
tracing
noninvasive
diffusion
imaging,
impose
systems,
simple
spiking
neurons
memristive
dynamics.
versatility
us
ask
questions
at
confluence
neuroscience
intelligence.
By
reconceptualizing
function
computation,
sets
stage
more
mechanistic
understanding
structure-function
relationships
Brain Behavior and Evolution,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
99(1), С. 45 - 68
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2024
<b><i>Background:</i></b>
The
phylotypic
or
intermediate
stages
are
thought
to
be
the
most
evolutionary
conserved
throughout
embryonic
development.
contrast
with
divergent
early
and
later
derived
from
concept
of
evo-devo
hourglass
model.
Nonetheless,
this
developmental
constraint
has
been
studied
as
a
whole
embryo
process,
not
at
organ
level.
In
review,
we
explore
brain
development
assess
existence
an
equivalent
hourglass.
specific
case
vertebrates,
propose
split
into:
(1)
<i>Early</i>:
Neurulation,
when
neural
tube
arises
after
gastrulation.
(2)
<i>Intermediate</i>:
Brain
patterning
segmentation,
neuromere
identities
established.
(3)
<i>Late</i>:
Neurogenesis
maturation,
neurons
acquire
their
functionality.
Moreover,
extend
analysis
other
chordates
unravel
origin
constraint.
<b><i>Summary:</i></b>
Based
on
existing
literature,
hypothesise
that
major
conservation
might
due
pleiotropy
inductive
regulatory
networks,
which
predominantly
expressed
stage.
turn,
earlier
such
neurulation
rather
mechanical
processes,
whose
networks
seem
adapt
environment
maternal
geometries.
also
controlled
by
but
effector
genes
mostly
tissue-specific
functional,
allowing
diverse
programs
generate
current
diversity.
all
highly
interconnected:
must
have
vertebrate
shared
end
product
reproduce
brain,
boundaries
transcription
factor
code
established
during
will
set
bauplan
for
specialised
diversified
adult
brain.
<b><i>Key
Messages:</i></b>
is
stages,
mechanisms
occur
these
mid-development
(Inducing
Regulatory
Networks)
present
stages.
Oppositely,
processes
cell
interactions
functional
neuronal
more
majoritarian
in
late
development,
respectively.
These
phenomena
create
transcriptomic
diversity
evolution,
really
bottleneck
around
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Ноя. 28, 2022
Abstract
Comparing
connectomes
can
help
explain
how
neural
connectivity
is
related
to
genetics,
disease,
development,
learning,
and
behavior.
However,
making
statistical
inferences
about
the
significance
nature
of
differences
between
two
networks
an
open
problem,
such
analysis
has
not
been
extensively
applied
nanoscale
connectomes.
Here,
we
investigate
this
problem
via
a
case
study
on
bilateral
symmetry
larval
Drosophila
brain
connectome.
We
translate
notions
“bilateral
symmetry”
generative
models
network
structure
left
right
hemispheres,
allowing
us
test
refine
our
understanding
symmetry.
find
significant
in
connection
probabilities
both
across
entire
specific
cell
types.
By
rescaling
or
removing
certain
edges
based
weight,
also
present
adjusted
definitions
exhibited
by
This
work
shows
from
inform
connectomes,
facilitating
future
comparisons
structures.