Self-organisation in neuronal systems and modular architectonics in brain.
Abstract
Summary - The authors overview data about self-organisation and
morphogenetic inhomogeneity of neutrons known to form structure-
functional units or modules. The mechanisms of self-organisation
are shown in the context of synergetic principles of stabilising
interneuronic connections based upon regulatory function
of signal messengers and spontaneous neuronal activity at early
stages of central nervous system development. The authors discuss
the leading role of these mechanisms in supporting neuroplasticity,
memory and cognitive encoding.
morphogenetic inhomogeneity of neutrons known to form structure-
functional units or modules. The mechanisms of self-organisation
are shown in the context of synergetic principles of stabilising
interneuronic connections based upon regulatory function
of signal messengers and spontaneous neuronal activity at early
stages of central nervous system development. The authors discuss
the leading role of these mechanisms in supporting neuroplasticity,
memory and cognitive encoding.
Keywords
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About the Authors
С. Калиниченко
Владивостокский государственный университет экономики и сервиса
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Н. Матвеева
Владивостокский государственный медицинский университет
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
S. G. Kalinichenko
Vladivostok State University of Economics and Service
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
N. Yu. Matveeva
Vladivostok State Medical
University
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
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