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El proyecto BRAIN: mapeo de la conectividad
neuronal y su relevancia clínica
Rafael Yuste
Neurotechnology Center
Kavli Institute of Brain Science
Columbia University
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Photo by D. Peterka
Neurotechnology Center at Columbia
Welcome'all'!!!!'
El desafío de entender la corteza cerebral
Doctrina'Neuronal'Anatómica'
Cajal'
!
Doctrina'Neuronal'Fisiológica'
Sherrington'
Doctrina'Neuronal'Psicológica'
Hubel'and'Wiesel'
Barlow'
Hay propiedades emergentes en los circuitos cerebrales?
Las propiedades emergentes son comunes
What are the emergent diseases of the brain?
Systems
Circuits
Cellular
Synapses
Molecules
Lorente'de'Nó'
Circuits in brain have recurrent
connections to sustain reverberating
activity
EEG: All parts of brain have ongoing intrinsic activity
Hans Berger
Neuronal ensembles: an emergent functional group of neurons
Individual'neurons'
Ensemble'formed'
Hebb
How to study emergent levels of brain circuits?
La actividad neuronal general cambios en la concentración de calcio
Yuste and Katz, 1991
Mapa de actividad de circuitos neuronales
Yuste and Katz, 1991
Two-photon microscopy to image neurons deep in brain circuits
1-photon
fluorescence
2-photon
fluorescence
Excited
Excited
uv hν
visible hν
Ground
Ground
Fluor. + 1 uv hν
visible hν
ir hν
Fluor. + 1 visible hν
Fluor. + 2 ir hν
Fluor. + 1 visible hν
Denk et al, 1990; Yuste and Denk, 1995'
Mapeo de la actividad neuronal en ratones vivos
Miller et al., 2014
Cor$cal(neurons(are(ac$vated(in(ensembles(
Spike''
probability' ∆F/F'
50µm'
Spontaneous(and(evoked(ac$vity(from(the(same(neurons(
50µm'
Spontaneous'acMvity'
Evoked'acMvity'
Calcium(movies(sped(up(by(3x(
Visual(s$muli(recruit(intrinsically(generated(cor$cal(ensembles(
Controlling cortical ensembles:
Does the circuit complete patterns?
Image ensemble
Stimulate to induce observed ensemble
Behaviour?
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BRIEF COMMUNICATIONS
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late single dendrites and spines. We selected cells exhibiting
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and EYFP genes were injected into the
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scale bar, 100 Mm). (c,d) Higher-magnification
and 10 Mm (d)). (e) Distribution of 500
steady-state currents elicited by one-photon (1P) wide-field stimulation
from C1V1T-expressing cells (mercury arc lamp, band-pass 470–490 nm, 40×
20×/0.5-NA objective, 300 MW mm−2
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(2P) photocurrents measured
light powers. The raster-scan pattern
(inset,
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1–41 mW on sample, 20×/0.5-NA objective). (g) Two-photon photocurrents
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(gray lines correspond to 0.5, 1, 2 and
neurons during two-photon illumination (stimulated at tick marks; experimental parameters as in f). Bottom
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illumination (gray bar). (i) Quantification of AP latency changes from experiments as in h with different stim
resulting from either a current injection
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body for the same time duration (bottom; other experimental parameters as in f).
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Collaborator: Deisseroth(
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Activacion sistematica de neuronas con luz de laser
Fino and Yuste, 2011
Packer and Yuste, 2011
Playing the piano in awake mice with optogenetics
(thin skull experiments C1V1+GCaMP6s)
OptogeneMc'sMmulaMon'
Evoked'calcium'
transients'
Luis'CarrilloNReid'
Single(cell(optogene$c(s$mula$on(
Thin'skull'experiments'C1V1+GCaMP6s'visual'sMmulaMon'
OpMcal'sMmulaMon'one'cell'
Evoked'calcium'transients'
Entraining an ensemble and triggering it by one neuron
Evoked'calcium'transients''
targeted'cell'
Overall'acMvity'
Experimental'protocol'
Neuronal'ensemble'acMvated'by'one'cell'
Luis'CarrilloNReid'
Breaking the neural code
THE BRAIN ACTIVITY MAP
Paul Alivisatos
Berkeley
!
Miyoung Chun !
Kavli Foundation !
!
George Church !
Har vard!
Ralph Greenspan
UCSD/Kavli!
Michael Roukes
Caltech
!
R a f a e l Yu s t e
Columbia/Kavli
WHY?
!  Scientific goals
!  Explore the emergent properties of brain circuits
!  Decipher neural code
!  Solve connectivity diagrams: Reverse engineer neural circuits
!  Medical goals
!  Develop novel assays for brain diseases
!  Emergent hypotheses for pathophysiology of brain disease
!  Novel therapeutics: Optomedicine, Brain-Computer Interfaces!
!  Development of powerful new technology
!  Economic benefits: Batelle report
!  Training of a new generation of interdisciplinary scientists
!  Historical Precedents
!  Statistical mechanics, Magnetism, Dynamical Systems, Non-equilibrium thermodynamics
!  Proven success of “big science” in molecular biology: The Human Genome Project
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BRAIN ACTIVITY MAP (BRAIN
INITIATIVE)
Goal 1:
Goal 2:
Goal 3:
worm!
Interdisciplinary technology development
Measure every action potential for every neuron in brain circuits
Manipulate the activity of every neuron in these circuits
Computationally analyze/model these circuits
fly!
fish!
mouse!
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Alivisatos et al, 2012, 2013
GOALS (DETAILS)!
Goal 1:
Measure every action potential for every neuron in complete
neural circuits
!!  Optical approach: Image action potentials via calcium and voltage indicator!
!  Electrophysiological approach: 10k channels and upward!
!  Next-gen photonics-based silicon probes with nanoparticle indicators !
!  Futuristic synthetic biology approaches for reconstructing action potentials!
16 Dec 2011
Alivisatos, Church, Greenspan, Roukes, Yuste, Chun - (c) 2011
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EFFECT OF BAM ON HUMAN HEALTH
Donoghue, pers. comm.
Mapeo de actividad neuronal en pacientes?
Extroducer (Lundberg et al. 2010)
GOALS (DETAILS)!
Goal 1:
!Measure every action potential for every neuron in complete brain
“circuits”!
Goal 2:
Modulate the activity of every neuron in complete neural circuits
!
!  Optogenetics & caged compounds!
!  Nanoparticles coupled to nanoprobes!
!  Local chemical modulation through probe-based microfluidics!
!  Genetic strategies!
16 Dec 2011
Alivisatos, Church, Greenspan, Roukes, Yuste, Chun - (c) 2011
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Quimica del Ruthenio: antenas de luz
(con Roberto Etchenique, U. Buenos Aires)
RuBiGlutamate: glutamato enjaulado
10 µm
Fino et al, 2009
Ruthenium uncaging of GABA
Parando la epilepsia en ratas opticamente con GABA enjaulado
Control 4-AP, no Mg2+
5 s blue light
0.5 mV
RuBi-GABA (10µM) 4-AP, no Mg2+
0.5 mV
Con Steve Rothman, U. Minnesota
Optical treatment of mental and neurological diseases
A DRAFT ROADMAP
5 years: !
50,000 neurons !
10 years:!
1 million neurons
15 years: !
Entire brains
behaving
16 Dec 2011
Alivisatos, Church, Greenspan, Roukes, Yuste, Chun - (c) 2011
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COLLABORATION AMONG
FUNDING AGENCIES
!  Coordinate funding support among various resources ranging from
Federal Funding Agencies, Private Foundations, and Industry
!  Ethical and Legal supervision
Initiation
of the
Brain
Activity
Map!
DARPA!
NIH!
Project!
Completion!
NSF!
Others!
Private Foundations!
Industry!
!
•Optical methods for recording neuronal activity!
!
•Optical methods for controlling neuronal activity!
!
•Are ensembles an emergent level of cortical function?!
!
•Importance of methods development (neuron doctrine vs.
neural networks)!
NEI
MURI ARO
DARPA