Sunday, January 26, 2025

Brain connectivity, neural networks, and resilience in aging and neurodegeneration

How will your competent? doctor fix all these problems from your stroke?

Neuronal loss, neuroinflammation, protein accumulation, axonal disruptions, and metabolic stress.

NO PLAN AT ALL? So, your doctor is going to leave you disabled and still get paid for such incompetence?

Brain connectivity, neural networks, and resilience in aging and neurodegeneration

https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ajpath.2024.12.014
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ABSTRACT

The importance of complex systems has become increasingly evident in recent years. The nervous system is one such example with neural networks sitting at the intersection of complex networks and biology. A particularly exciting feature is the resilience of complex systems. For example, the ability of the nervous system to perform even in the face of challenges(HOW WILL YOUR COMPETENT? DOCTOR ENSURE THIS WILL OCCUR?)that include neuronal loss, neuroinflammation, protein accumulation, axonal disruptions, and metabolic stress is an intriguing and exciting line of investigation. In neurodegenerative diseases, neural network resilience is responsible for the time between the earliest disease-linked changes and clinical symptom onset and disease diagnosis. In this way, connectivity resilience of neurons within the complex network of cells that make up the nervous system has significant implications. This review provides an overview of relevant concepts related to complex systems with a focus on the connectivity of the nervous system. It discusses the development of the neural network and how a delicate balance determines how this complex system responds to injury with examples illustrating maladaptive plasticity. The review then addresses the implications of these concepts, methods to understand brain connectivity and neural networks, and recent research efforts aimed at understanding neurodegeneration from this perspective. The authors aim to provide foundational knowledge and an overview of current research directions in this evolving and exciting area of neuroscience.

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