Critical periods and Autism Spectrum Disorders, a role for sleep.
Critical periods and Autism Spectrum Disorders, a role for sleep.
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10.1016/j.nbscr.2022.100088
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2023-05
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Peixoto, Lucia
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作者:
Medina, Elizabeth;Peterson, Sarah;Ford, Kaitlyn;Singletary, Kristan;Peixoto, Lucia
Brain development relies on both experience and genetically defined programs. Time windows where certain brain circuits are particularly receptive to external stimuli, resulting in heightened plasticity, are referred to as “critical periods”. Sleep is thought to be essential for normal brain development. Importantly, studies have shown that sleep enhances critical period plasticity and promotes experience-dependent synaptic pruning in the developing mammalian brain. Therefore, normal plasticity during critical periods depends on sleep. Problems falling and staying asleep occur at a higher rate in Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) relative to typical development. In this review, we explore the potential link between sleep, critical period plasticity, and ASD. First, we review the importance of critical period plasticity in typical development and the role of sleep in this process. Next, we summarize the evidence linking ASD with deficits in synaptic plasticity in rodent models of high-confidence ASD gene candidates. We then show that the high-confidence rodent models of ASD that show sleep deficits also display plasticity deficits. Given how important sleep is for critical period plasticity, it is essential to understand the connections between synaptic plasticity, sleep, and brain development in ASD. However, studies investigating sleep or plasticity during critical periods in ASD mouse models are lacking. Therefore, we highlight an urgent need to consider developmental trajectory in studies of sleep and plasticity in neurodevelopmental disorders. Synaptic plasticity depends on adequate amounts of sleep, especially during critical periods of brain development. We provide a thorough review of ASD mouse models linking genetic mutations and brain plasticity deficits. ASD mutations that lead to plasticity deficits often co-present with sleep deficits, when sleep have been performed. Future studies using ASD mouse models should study sleep and plasticity simultaneously starting in early life.
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