A set of hub neurons and non-local connectivity features support global brain dynamics in C. elegans.
A set of hub neurons and non-local connectivity features support global brain dynamics in C. elegans.
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一组中枢神经元和非局部连接功能支持线虫的全局大脑动力学。
DOI:
10.1016/j.cub.2022.06.039
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2022
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Zimmer,Manuel
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Uzel,Kerem;Kato,Saul;Zimmer,Manuel
The wiring architecture of neuronal networks is assumed to be a strong determinant of their dynamical computations. An ongoing effort in neuroscience is therefore to generate comprehensive synapse-resolution connectomes alongside brain-wide activity maps. However, the structure-function relationship, i.e., how the anatomical connectome and neuronal dynamics relate to each other on a global scale, remains unsolved. Systematically, comparing graph features in theC. elegansconnectome with correlations in nervous system-wide neuronal dynamics, we found that few local connectivity motifs and mostly other non-local features such as triplet motifs and input similarities can predict functional relationships between neurons. Surprisingly, quantities such as connection strength and amount of common inputs do not improve these predictions, suggesting that the network's topology is sufficient. We demonstrate that hub neurons in the connectome are key to these relevant graph features. Consistently, inhibition of multiple hub neurons specifically disrupts brain-wide correlations. Thus, we propose that a set of hub neurons and non-local connectivity features provide an anatomical substrate for global brain dynamics.