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Lecture 2 – Introduction to Neurophysiology research Ilan Dinstein

What is the cause of autism?

Dendrites Axon Cell body

Neural activity

Modularity

Where is autism in the brain? What is different in autism

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)

Anatomy - Separating tissues 1T1T2T2T

Anatomy – Cortical thickness

Anatomy – Cortical folding

Anatomy – white matter Tractography Fiber volume Fiber length

Brain function Neurovascular coupling

Vasculature

Changes in oxygenated blood Heeger et. al זמן

fMRI experiment

Experimental results In fMRI we always compare measures over time

Imitation of facial expression Mirror system areas in autism Dapretto, Nat. Neurosci Control > Autism

Functional connectivity Just, Brain 2004

During sleep

Energy consumption The brain utilizes 20% of the body’s energy during rest. Fox M. & Raichle M. Nat. Neurosci. 2007

Task or rest?

Synchronization during rest/sleep

Functional connectivity

Differences across groups

Electroencephalogram Control > ASD

Electroencephalogram Control > ASD

Electroencephalogram Control > ASD ERP analysis P 100

EEG coherence Control > ASD Similarity of activity across electrodes.

EEG and epilepsy Spence, Pediatrics Res 2009 Control > ASD Epileptiform activity Epileptic seizure

Post mortem studies Brain slices: Control > ASD

Post mortem studies Cellular morphology Control > ASD

Post mortem studies Neural numbers and organization Control > ASD

Genetics Control > ASD

DNA sequencing Control > ASD

Identify meaningful mutation Control > ASD Substitution Deletion Insertion

Determine the function of the gene What is the function of the protein that the gene encodes? Is it involved in neural transmission? Bourgeron 2009

Create a genetically modified animal model Control > ASD Compare animals with extremely similar genetics except for a specific modification.

Test animal behavior and physiology Control > ASD