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Matematyczne modelowanie mzgu (czyli o termodynamice) Jan Karbowski University of Warsaw Brain sizes mouse rat human Global brain metabolic scaling slope = 0.86 slope = 0.86 Brains are energy expensive: brain scaling exponent (slope) =


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Matematyczne modelowanie mózgu

(czyli o termodynamice) Jan Karbowski

University of Warsaw

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Brain sizes

mouse rat human

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Global brain metabolic scaling

Brains are energy expensive: brain scaling exponent (slope) = 0.86 > 3/4 for whole body metabolism (Karbowski, (Karbowski, BMC Biol 2007) BMC Biol 2007).

slope = 0.86 slope = 0.86

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Non-uniform brain activity pattern

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Neural activation

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Information transfer ≈ ion flows

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Voltage and Na-K dynamics

CS dV/dt = - gNaS(V-VNa) - gKS(V-VK) - gLS(V-VL)

  • Ip - Is

UF d[Na]/dt = - gNaS(V-VNa) - 3Ip - αIs UF d[K]/dt = - gKS(V-VK) + 2Ip - βIs Ip = AS [Na]³/([Na]³ + θ³) gNa = gNa,max m³ h, gK = gK,max n

F – Faraday constant, U – neuron volume

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Power generated by Na/K- ATP pumps PATP = (N/T) ∫dt (- 3Ip(V-VNa) + 2Ip(V-VK)) N – number of neurons in gray matter PATP = NSA[Na]a³ (3VNa - 2VK - Vr)/([Na]a³ + θ³)

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Power generated – result (Karbowski – J. Comput. Neurosci. 2009)

PATP ~ (Ug/d) (gNa,o + syn.cond. + f(C+δC))

For thin fibers (d→0) the power PATP diverges and much heat is generated! Danger of brain overheating!

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ATP, firing rate, and brain size

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Heat removal from the brain

  • brain tissue conductance,
  • scalp conductance and radiation,
  • cerebral blood flow (deep in the brain)
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Heat balance equation

ρbr cbr ∂T/∂t = κ ∂²T/∂r² - ρbl cbl CBF(T-Tbl) + PATP/Ubr T – brain tissue temperature κ – brain thermal conductance Tbl – cerebral blood temperature r – spatial position usually Tbl < T and thus blood flow removes heat

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Dependence of brain temperature on firing rate and fiber diameter

(mouse) (human )

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Conclusions

  • Brains use more energy than other tissues in the body.
  • Thermal properties of mammalian brains depend

strongly on firing rates and axon diameter.

  • Brains are safe from overheating (too thick axons).