El sueño: fisiología y homeostasis

Todos los animales disponen de mecanismos fisiológicos y homeostáticos para generar, mantener, ajustar y sincronizar los ciclos endógenos/exógenos del sueño. Varias áreas del cerebro intervienen en la activación y regulación de los ciclos sueño/vigilia y su sincronía con el ciclo luz/oscuridad. Toda...

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Autores:: Padilla-Gil, Dora Nancy

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Fecha de publicación:: 2023

Institución:: Universidad de Sucre

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dc.title.spa.fl_str_mv	El sueño: fisiología y homeostasis
dc.title.translated.eng.fl_str_mv	The sleep: Physiology and homeostasis
title	El sueño: fisiología y homeostasis
spellingShingle	El sueño: fisiología y homeostasis neurotransmitters non rem sleep rem sleep slow wave sleep neurotransmisores ondas lentas del sueño sueño nrem sueño rem
title_short	El sueño: fisiología y homeostasis
title_full	El sueño: fisiología y homeostasis
title_fullStr	El sueño: fisiología y homeostasis
title_full_unstemmed	El sueño: fisiología y homeostasis
title_sort	El sueño: fisiología y homeostasis
dc.creator.fl_str_mv	Padilla-Gil, Dora Nancy
dc.contributor.author.spa.fl_str_mv	Padilla-Gil, Dora Nancy
dc.subject.eng.fl_str_mv	neurotransmitters non rem sleep rem sleep slow wave sleep
topic	neurotransmitters non rem sleep rem sleep slow wave sleep neurotransmisores ondas lentas del sueño sueño nrem sueño rem
dc.subject.spa.fl_str_mv	neurotransmisores ondas lentas del sueño sueño nrem sueño rem
description	Todos los animales disponen de mecanismos fisiológicos y homeostáticos para generar, mantener, ajustar y sincronizar los ciclos endógenos/exógenos del sueño. Varias áreas del cerebro intervienen en la activación y regulación de los ciclos sueño/vigilia y su sincronía con el ciclo luz/oscuridad. Toda esta actividad fisiológica está incluida en el reloj biológico (o ritmo circadiano) de cada animal, el cual está modulado por genes, proteínas, y neurotransmisores. El sueño se relaciona con los procesos de recuperación o reparación, mantenimiento y restauración de la eficacia de todos los sistemas del organismo, principalmente de los sistemas nervioso, endocrino e inmunológico. Dada la importancia del sueño tanto para los animales como para los humanos, esta revisión presenta una reseña sobre la fisiología y homeostasis del sueño, documentada a través de bibliografía científica publicada en los últimos cinco años (2017-2022), en revistas científicas como Science y Nature, de las bases de datos PubMed, Science Direct, o clasificadas en Scimago. El sueño está regulado por factores exógenos y endógenos, en estos últimos son actores principales los neurotransmisores (serotonina, histamina), neuromoduladores (noradrenalina), hormonas (sistema orexina/hipocretina, melatonina), el sistema glinfático y los genes que activan las diferentes vías de señalización para que funcione en forma óptima las neuronas y la glía del encéfalo.
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dc.date.accessioned.none.fl_str_mv	2023-06-29 05:46:57 2023-07-05T09:30:40Z
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spelling	Padilla-Gil, Dora Nancyc5f5862e3c75153cf3ce59bce3ee2ff33002023-06-29 05:46:572023-07-05T09:30:40Z2023-06-29 05:46:572023-07-05T09:30:40Z2023-06-29https://repositorio.unisucre.edu.co/handle/001/172110.24188/recia.v15.n1.2023.9852027-4297https://doi.org/10.24188/recia.v15.n1.2023.985Todos los animales disponen de mecanismos fisiológicos y homeostáticos para generar, mantener, ajustar y sincronizar los ciclos endógenos/exógenos del sueño. Varias áreas del cerebro intervienen en la activación y regulación de los ciclos sueño/vigilia y su sincronía con el ciclo luz/oscuridad. Toda esta actividad fisiológica está incluida en el reloj biológico (o ritmo circadiano) de cada animal, el cual está modulado por genes, proteínas, y neurotransmisores. El sueño se relaciona con los procesos de recuperación o reparación, mantenimiento y restauración de la eficacia de todos los sistemas del organismo, principalmente de los sistemas nervioso, endocrino e inmunológico. Dada la importancia del sueño tanto para los animales como para los humanos, esta revisión presenta una reseña sobre la fisiología y homeostasis del sueño, documentada a través de bibliografía científica publicada en los últimos cinco años (2017-2022), en revistas científicas como Science y Nature, de las bases de datos PubMed, Science Direct, o clasificadas en Scimago. El sueño está regulado por factores exógenos y endógenos, en estos últimos son actores principales los neurotransmisores (serotonina, histamina), neuromoduladores (noradrenalina), hormonas (sistema orexina/hipocretina, melatonina), el sistema glinfático y los genes que activan las diferentes vías de señalización para que funcione en forma óptima las neuronas y la glía del encéfalo.All animals have physiological and homeostatic mechanisms to generate, maintain, adjust and synchronize the endogenous/exogenous cycles sleep. Various areas of the brain are involved in the activation and regulation of the sleep/wake cycle and its synchrony with the light/dark cycle. All this activity is included in the biological clock (or circadian rhythm) of each animal, the which is modulated by genes, proteins and neurotransmitters. The sleep is related to the recovery or repair processes, maintenance and restoration of the efficiency of all the body systems, mainly of the nervous, endocrine and immune systems. Given the importance of the sleep for both the animals and humans, this article presents a review about the physiology and homeostasis sleep documented through scientific bibliography published in the last five years (2017-2022), in scientific journals such as Science and Nature, the databases PubMed, Science Direct, or the Scimago journal rankings. 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