Sistema somatosensorial y coordinación sensoriomotora
Contacto:
Departamento de Fisiología, Facultad de Medicina
c/San Francisco s/n
E15781 - Santiago de Compostela
Investigadores principales:
Antonio Canedo
Catedrático de Universidad
Tfno: 981-582658 ext.12292; Email: fsancala@usc.es
Francisco Javier Martín-Cora
Financiado por el programa Ramón y Cajal
Tfno: 981-582658 ext. 12295; Email: fjmartin@usc.es
Grupo de investigación:
Cristina Soto Sánchez
Becaria predoctoral FPI
Tfno: 981-582658 ext.12295; Email: csoto@usc.es
Roberto Leiras
Becario predoctoral FPI
Tfno: 981-582658 ext.12295; Email: rleiras@usc.es
Patricia Velo
Becaria predoctoral con cargo al proyecto de investigación
Tfno: 981-582658 ext.12295; Email: pavelo@usc.es
Líneas de investigación:
Campos de trabajo: Neurofisiología; Electrofisiología; coordinación sensoriomotora.
Proyectos financiados actualmente: MCYT. BFI2003-01940
Publicaciones recientes:
Mariño, J; Martinez, L; Canedo, A. Sensorimotor integration at the dorsal column nuclei. NIPS (News in Physiological Sciences) 14 (1999): 231-238.
Mariño, J; Aguilar, J; Canedo, A. Cortico-subcortical synchronization in the chloralose anesthetized cat. Neuroscience, 93(2) (1999), 409-411.
Sánchez E, Barro S, Mariño J, Canedo A, Vázquez P. Modelling the circuitry of the cuneate nucleus. En: Lecture Notes in Computer Science: Foundations and tools for Neural Modeling. Eds: Mira, J; Sánchez-Andrés, JV. Springer-Verlag, Berlin. Págs. 73-85 (1999).
Mariño, J; Aguilar, J; Canedo A. Sensorimotor cortical influences on cuneate nucleus rhythmic activity in the anesthetized cat. Neuroscience 95(3) (2000):657-673.
Canedo A, Mariño J, Aguilar J. Lemniscal recurrent and transcortical influences on cuneate neurons. Neuroscience 97 (2) (2000): 317-334
Canedo A, Aguilar J. Spatial and cortical influences exerted on cuneothalamic and thalamocortical neurons in the cat. European Journal of Neuroscience 12 (2000): 2515-2533.
Sánchez E, Barro S, Mariño J, Canedo A A realistic computational model of the local circuitry of the cuneate nucleus. En: Lecture Notes in Computer Science. Eds: J.Mira y A.Prieto. Springer-Verlag, Berlin. Págs.21-29 (2001).
Mariño J, Aguilar J, Soto C, Canedo A La corteza cerebral modula la transmisión cutánea a través de los núcleos de los cordones posteriores. Rev Neurol 33 (2001): 448-455.
Aguilar A, Soto C, Rivadulla C, Canedo A. The lemniscal-cuneate recurrent excitation is suppressed by strychnine and enhanced by GABAa antagonists in the anaesthetized cat. European Journal of Neuroscience 16 (2002): 1697-1704.
Sánchez E, Barro S, Mariño J, Canedo A. A computational model of cuneothalamic projection neurons. Network: Computat. Neural Syst. 14 (2003): 211-231.
Aguilar A, Rivadulla C, Soto C, Canedo A. New corticocuneate cellular mechanisms underlying the modulation of cutaneous ascending transmission in anesthetized cats. J. Neurophysiol. 89 (2003): 3328-3339.
Canedo A. Heterogeneidad funcional del sistema piramidal: tractos corticobulbar y corticoespinal. Rev Neurol 36 (2003): 438-452.
Sánchez E, Barro S, Mariño J, Canedo A. Sep and wakefulness in the cuneate nucleus: a computacional study. En: Mira J and Alvarez JR (eds): IWANN, Springer-Verlag, Berlin. LNCS 2686 (2003): 70-77.
Soto C, Aguilar J, Martín-Cora F, Rivadulla C, Canedo A. Intracuneate mechanisms underlying afferent cutaneous processsing in anaesthetized cats. European Journal Neuroscience 19 (2004): 3006-3016.
