Matthew T Colonnese
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Riyahi P, Phillips M, Boley N, Colonnese M
J Neurosci
. 2024 Aug;
44(38).
PMID: 39151954
The role of experience in the development and maintenance of emergent network properties such as cortical oscillations and states is poorly understood. To define how early-life experience affects cortical dynamics...
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Pompeiano M, Colonnese M
Front Neurosci
. 2023 Jul;
17:929461.
PMID: 37521697
We explored the potential for cFOS expression as a marker of functional development of "resting-state" waking activity in the extended network of the hippocampus and entorhinal cortex. We examined sleeping...
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Tikidji-Hamburyan R, Govindaiah G, Guido W, Colonnese M
Elife
. 2023 May;
12.
PMID: 37211984
The developing visual thalamus and cortex extract positional information encoded in the correlated activity of retinal ganglion cells by synaptic plasticity, allowing for the refinement of connectivity. Here, we use...
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Colonnese M, Murata Y, Phillips M
Neuron
. 2021 Nov;
109(21):3400-3401.
PMID: 34735791
In this issue of Neuron, Ibrahim et al. (2021) examine the rules by which top-down connections are made on visual cortical layer 1 interneurons, discovering activity-dependent cooperative interactions with visual...
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Tikidji-Hamburyan R, Colonnese M
Front Neuroinform
. 2021 May;
15:642933.
PMID: 34025382
Biological neurons can be modeled with different levels of biophysical/biochemical details. The accuracy with which a model reflects the actual physiological processes and ultimately the information function of a neuron,...
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Riyahi P, Phillips M, Colonnese M
eNeuro
. 2021 May;
8(3).
PMID: 33947688
The isocortex of all mammals studied to date shows a progressive increase in the amount and continuity of background activity during early development. In humans the transition from a discontinuous...
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Murata Y, Colonnese M
Sci Adv
. 2020 Jun;
6(24):eaba1430.
PMID: 32582852
GABAergic interneurons are proposed to be critical for early activity and synapse formation by directly exciting, rather than inhibiting, neurons in developing hippocampus and neocortex. However, the role of GABAergic...
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Romagnoni A, Colonnese M, Touboul J, Gutkin B
J Neurophysiol
. 2020 Feb;
123(5):1583-1599.
PMID: 32049596
Nervous system maturation occurs on multiple levels-synaptic, circuit, and network-at divergent timescales. For example, many synaptic properties mature gradually, whereas emergent network dynamics can change abruptly. Here we combine experimental...
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Murata Y, Colonnese M
Brain Res
. 2018 Oct;
1706:13-23.
PMID: 30366019
Inhibitory circuits in thalamus and cortex shape the major activity patterns observed by electroencephalogram (EEG) in the adult brain. Their delayed maturation and circuit integration, relative to excitatory neurons, suggest...
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Murata Y, Colonnese M
J Neurosci
. 2018 Aug;
38(41):8772-8786.
PMID: 30150360
Two major checkpoints of development in cerebral cortex are the acquisition of continuous spontaneous activity and the modulation of this activity by behavioral state. Despite the critical importance of these...