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- Title
Altered Functional Connectivity in the Resting State Neostriatum After Complete Sleep Deprivation: Impairment of Motor Control and Regulatory Network.
- Authors
Wang, Haiteng; Yu, Ke; Yang, Tianyi; Zeng, Lingjing; Li, Jialu; Dai, Cimin; Peng, Ziyi; Shao, Yongcong; Fu, Weiwei; Qi, Jianlin
- Abstract
Sleep loss not only compromises individual physiological functions but also induces a psychocognitive decline and even impairs the motor control and regulatory network. In this study, we analyzed whole-brain functional connectivity changes in the putamen and caudate nucleus as seed points in the neostriatum after 36 h of complete sleep deprivation in 30 healthy adult men by resting state functional magnetic resonance imaging to investigate the physiological mechanisms involved in impaired motor control and regulatory network in individuals in the sleep-deprived state. The functional connectivity between the putamen and the bilateral precentral, postcentral, superior temporal, and middle temporal gyrus, and the left caudate nucleus and the postcentral and inferior temporal gyrus were significantly reduced after 36 h of total sleep deprivation. This may contribute to impaired motor perception, fine motor control, and speech motor control in individuals. It may also provide some evidence for neurophysiological changes in the brain in the sleep-deprived state and shed new light on the study of the neostriatum in the basal ganglia.
- Subjects
SLEEP deprivation; FUNCTIONAL connectivity; NEOSTRIATUM; FUNCTIONAL magnetic resonance imaging; TEMPORAL lobe
- Publication
Frontiers in Neuroscience, 2021, Vol 15, p1
- ISSN
1662-4548
- Publication type
Article
- DOI
10.3389/fnins.2021.665687