Sleep and Brain Activity
Coordonnateur : Frank Marcos G.
In the last few decades, scientists have discovered that far from being a time of neural silence, sleep is characterized by complex patterns of electrical, neurochemical, and metabolic activity in the brain. Sleep and the Brain presents some of the more dramatic developments in our understanding of brain activity in sleep. The book discusses what parts of the brain are active in sleep and how, and presents research on the function of sleep in memory, learning, and further brain development. Coverage encompasses the network and membrane mechanisms responsible for waking and sleeping brain activity, the roles of glial cells in the sleeping brain, the molecular basis of sleep EEG rhythms, and research on songbirds, rodents, and humans indicating the function of sleep.
Preface
Chapter 1: Igor Timofeev
"Neuronal Oscillations in Thalamocortical System During Sleeping and Waking States:
Chapter 2: Vincenzo Crunelli and Stuart Hughes
"Corticothalamic Rhythms During States of Reduced Vigilance"
Chapter 3: Marcos G. Frank
"Glial Modulation of Sleep and Electroencephalographic Rhythms"
Chapter 4: Paul Franken
"Genetic Mechanisms Underlying Rhythmic EEG Activity During Sleep"
Chapter 5: David Rector
" Evoked Electrophysiological and Vascular Responses Across Sleep"
Chapter 6: Daniel Margoliash and Timothy P. Brawn
"Sleep and Learning in Birds: Rats! There's More to Sleep"
Chapter 7: Subimal Datta
"Phasic Pontine-wave (P-wave)" Generation: Cellular-Molecular-Network Mechanism and Functional Significance"
Chapter 8: Christelle Meyer, Vincenzo Muto, Mathieu Jaspar, Caroline Kussé, Ariane Foret, Laura Mascetti, Pierre Maquet
"Neural Correlates of Human Sleep and Sleep-Dependent Memory Processing"
Chapter 9: Gordon B. Feld and Jan Born
"Sleep EEG Rhythms and System Consolidation of Memory"
Chapter 10: Salomé Kurth and Reto Huber
"Sleep Slow Oscillations and Cortical Maturation"
Neuroscientists and psychologists studying sleep and/or brain activity
- Collates material dispersed across a wide gamut of primary literature into one place
- Focuses on the most interesting and prolific research results on brain activity as it relates to sleep
- Practical real data discussion includes functional brain imaging and EEG research
Date de parution : 07-2012
Ouvrage de 288 p.
15x22.8 cm
Thème de Sleep and Brain Activity :
Mots-clés :
Acads; adolescence; alpha rhythm; astrocytes; beta; birdsong; brain activity; calcium channels; childhood; circadian rhythm; consolidation; cortex; delta; development; developmental; dorsal subcoeruleus nucleus; EEG; electroencephalography; functional resonance imaging; gap junctions; gene expression; glia; gliotransmission; hemodynamics; heritability; inbred strains; learning; learning and memory; local sleep; magnetoencephalography; maturation; memory; memory consolidation; metabotropic glutamate receptors; microglia; neuronal replay; nondeclarative; Npas2; oligodendrocytes; oscillations; pontine-wave; positron emission tomography; procedural; pruning; rapid eye movement sleep; Rarb; REM sleep; ripple; sensorimotor; sigma; signal transduction; skill; sleep; sleep markers; slow oscillation; slow wave activity; slow waves; spectral analysis; spindle; spindles; starling; synaptic refinement; synaptic strength; synchronization; thalamus; themoregulation; theta; theta waves; topography; twin studies; vessel compliance; wake; zebra finch