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Network state transitions during cortical development
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DOI：10.1038/s41583-024-00824-y.png)
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Mammalian cortical networks are active before synaptogenesis begins in earnest, before neuronal migration is complete, and well before an animal opens its eyes and begins to actively explore its surroundings. This early activity undergoes several transformations during development. The most important of these is a transition from episodic synchronous network events, which are necessary for patterning the neocortex into functionally related modules, to desynchronized activity that is computationally more powerful and efficient. Network desynchronization is perhaps the most dramatic and abrupt developmental event in an otherwise slow and gradual process of brain maturation. In this Review, we summarize what is known about the phenomenology of developmental synchronous activity in the rodent neocortex and speculate on the mechanisms that drive its eventual desynchronization. We argue that desynchronization of network activity is a fundamental step through which the cortex transitions from passive, bottom-up detection of sensory stimuli to active sensory processing with top-down modulation. At early developmental stages, spontaneous activity in the mammalian cortex is characterized by the occurrence of highly synchronous network events. Portera-Cailliau and colleagues describe these activity patterns, their underlying mechanisms and function, and their transition to the desynchronized activity observed in adult individuals.
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DEVELOPING VISUAL-CORTEX
CAJAL-RETZIUS CELLS
RAT BARREL CORTEX
SPONTANEOUS CORRELATED ACTIVITY
OCULAR DOMINANCE COLUMNS
EARLY MOTOR-ACTIVITY
DEVELOPING NEOCORTEX
NEURONAL-ACTIVITY
SPINDLE BURSTS
SOMATOSENSORY CORTEX
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