Gjornâl Furlan des SiencisFriulian Journal of Science

No. 19 (2015): GFS
RASSEGNIS

Neurosiencis dal sium e dal insium intai vertebrâts

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  • ERIC PASCOLI,
  • FRANCO FABBRO
ERIC PASCOLI
Student di Medisine e Chirurgjie, Universitât dal Friûl, Udin
FRANCO FABBRO
Dipartiment di Siencis Medichis e Biologjichis, Universitât dal Friûl, Udin.

Peraulis clâf

  • Vegle, sium, sium paradossâl, sium REM, insium.

Cemût citâ

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PASCOLI, E. and FABBRO, F. 2015. Neurosiencis dal sium e dal insium intai vertebrâts. Gjornâl Furlan des Siencis - Friulian Journal of Science. 19, 19 (May 2015), 93–111.

Ristret

Ducj i vertebrâts a presentin stâts diferents di cussience: la vegle, il sium a ondis lentis e l’insium (sium paradossâl o sium cun Rapid Eye Movements). Specifichis struturis dal cerviel a sustegnin il stât di vegle, il sium (il tronc dal encefal, l’ipotalam e il talam) e il sium paradossâl (tronc dal encefal, talam e scuarce cerebrâl). Il stât di vegle al è colegât a lis plui parts des ativitâts colegadis cu la alimentazion, la riproduzion e i compuartaments sociâi. Il sium al somee colegât cu lis funzions di recuperi metabolic, cui fenomens di riparazion celûlar e cu la cressite. Il significât neurofisiologjic dal sium paradossâl (insium) nol è ancjemò clâr. Si à capît che cheste
fase dal sium e je une vore impuartante pe costituzion de memorie implicite e al somee che l’insium al sedi un sisteme di simulazion par judâ i fenomens di aprendiment. La vegle e il sium a son stâts cjatâts in dutis lis speciis di vertebrâts, invezit il sium paradossâl al è stât documentât une vore ben in ducj i mamifars e intai uciei.

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