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Introduction

Neurophysiology Abstract There are two basic stages of fine motor learning: performance gain might occur during practice online learningand improvement might take place without any further practice offline learning.

Offline learning, also called consolidation, has a sleep-dependent stage in terms of both speed and accuracy of the learned movement. Sleep spindle or sigma band characteristics affect motor learning in typically developing individuals.

Here we ask whether the earlier found, altered sigma activity in a neurodevelopmental disorder Williams syndrome, WS predicts motor learning. Although WS participants started out at a lower performance level, TD and WS participants had a comparable amount of online and offline learning in terms of the accuracy of movement. These findings indicate a fundamental relationship between sleep spindle or sigma band activity and motor learning in WS.

Introduction Motor learning, particularly explicit learning of fine motor sequences has térdízület fájdalomcsillapítás phases.

Within-session online gains occur during practice, both in accuracy and in speed.

The online phase is followed by a consolidation phase in which motor performance improves offline, without any further practice Fig. Offline consolidation is brain-state dependent: time spent awake results in retention of performance acquired during practice, while az ujjak traumás ízületi gyulladásának kezelése gains are sleep-dependent both in speed and in accuracy in adults 123.

There is a positive correlation between offline gains in the explicit sequential finger tapping FT task and sigma band NREM activity in the 13—15 Hz spindle range in spindle amplitude, number and density 467891011 Post-sleep improvement in FT is correlated with spontaneous delta and fast-sigma oscillations in the supplementary motor area, contralateral to the trained hand 67 Taken together, recent evidence seems to confirm that sleep spindles, especially fast sleep spindles contribute to the activation of the neural network involved in offline consolidation of fine motor sequences 47111415 Figure 1 Motor learning task.

A A four-element FT sequence, practiced with the non-dominant hand. Thumb is touched with the index, ring, middle and little fingers in this predetermined order. B Each practice block is composed of 16 repetitions of the four-element practice sequence, and followed by a self-paced rest period. C 10 practice blocks are carried out on Day 1. The mean of the first two practice blocks is considered as baseline performance.

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Online improvement is defined as the difference between the baseline and the mean of the last two practice blocks. Offline improvement is defined as the difference between the mean of the last two blocks on Day 1 and the mean of the first two blocks on Day 2. Full size image In addition to post training sleep, sleep quality before learning also affects motor learning capacity in healthy individuals Interestingly, sleep spindle characteristics preceding learning are related to baseline performance and offline improvement in children when learning motor finger-sequences As a general trait, sleep dependent learning is correlated with EEG activity in the 8—16 Hz band during NREM sleep, which is genetically determined and stable within individuals, and across nights 19 As we have shown earlier, the majority of the above mentioned, motor learning related sleep characteristics are altered 21and the capacity to improve during long-term FT learning is significantly limited in Williams syndrome WS WS is a genetically determined neurodevelopmental disorder due to a microdeletion on chromosome 7 in the q Delayed motor development, gross and fine motor deficits throughout the lifespan are common findings in WS 25 With respect to sleep, an atypical sleep pattern, fájdalom volt az ujjak iliotibial band syndrome special tests prolonged sleep latency, sleep maintenance problems and fragmented sleep 272829decreased total sleep time 3031increased slow wave sleep non-REM stage 3 and 4 sleep 28303132 ; decreased REM sleep percentage and reduced cyclicity in the sleep architecture 31 has been found in WS.

This pattern has a striking stability in time, suggesting the acceleration of thalamocortical oscillatory dynamics during NREM sleep in WS 21 Fig. The 8—16 Hz range was normalized in a derivation- and individual-specific manner by z-transformation TD sigma activity typically has two peaks it is also true for the individual subjects which could be referred to as the slow and fast sleep spindle peak frequencies, correspondingly.

The slow spindle peak is usually missing or greatly reduced in WS patients and generally the second fast spindle peak is at a higher frequency in WS than in TD subjects Full size image Based on the above findings, here we investigate the hypothesis that the reduced capacity to improve in a motor learning task is related to the altered neural activity during sleep in WS. We employed a two-day practice version of the sequential FT task in WS and TD groups, iliotibial band syndrome special tests we compared their learning capacities.

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The same WS individuals participated in whole night ambulatory polysomnographic recordings earlier, and we analysed the relationship between polysomnographic and FT measures. Our main assumption is that the peculiar sleep characteristics of WS namely, decreased low sigma, increased high sigma, as well as increased sigma peak frequency Fig.

Therefore, in terms of accuracy, baseline performance was different, while online and offline improvement in the sequential FT task was comparable in WS and TD Fig.

Figure 3 A Online and offline improvement in accuracy in the sequential FT task. Baseline performance is significantly different, while improvements are comparable in WS and TD with respect to accuracy and online improvement in speed. Error bars show standard deviation.

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Bins between 11 and Maximal effect occurred at derivation F4 and the Figure 4 A Positive correlation between z-scores of The z-score of the Offline FT accuracy improvement is expressed in terms of percent change from Day 1 to Day 2. Light and dark grey indicates ±1 and ± 2SD of the corresponding variable in TD participants, respectively.

SD of TD spectral data are from ref.

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Note that higher B Negative correlation between parietal sigma peak frequency and Day 1 to Day 2 offline motor accuracy improvement in WS participants. Light and dark grey indicates ±1 and ±2 SD of the corresponding variable in TD participants, respectively.

Note that higher oscillatory frequencies are associated with lower offline accuracy improvements. Full size image Bins in a similar, but somewhat lower frequency range however still consistent with the low sigma range: 9. We found no other significant correlations between sigma peak frequencies and motor learning performances in WS participants. Discussion The purpose iliotibial band syndrome special tests the present work was to contribute relevant evidence on the relationship between sleep and motor learning.

As it has been shown in typically developing subjects, sleep spindles contribute to the activation of the neural network involved in offline consolidation of fine motor sequences 467891011 Here we studied a group of subjects whose spindle activity is modulated at the group level a single and shifted peak in the sigma domain, see Fig.

These two factors together gave us a unique possibility to test whether spindle modulation results in altered learning performance. Our results seem to attest to that, providing unique evidence for a relevant relationship between spindles and motor learning: sigma activity closer to the TD range is associated with better offline learning in WS. We tested whether the specific alterations of broadband sigma 8—16 Hz activity in WS 21 are associated with deficits in offline fine motor learning.

We found that two of these alterations are indeed related to affected offline motor learning phase in the FT task. The previously reported decrease in low sigma range of the z-normalized spectra of WS participants is involved in the efficiency of achieving offline performance gains.

WS participants, characterized by a smaller amount of decrease in z-normalized low sigma power show the highest offline gains in motor accuracy Fig. The second finding is related to the accelerated sigma peak frequency in WS, which correlates negatively with offline motor accuracy gains.

In other words, WS participants, characterized by more accelerated sigma peak frequencies exhibit less effective offline consolidation Fig. We also report an unpredicted finding, namely, a positive correlation between the individual values of z-normalized low sigma power and online instead of offline gains in motor speed. In terms of motor learning, WS participants show significantly lower baseline performance as compared to TD participants with respect to both accuracy and speed.

On the other hand, low baseline in WS is not associated with sigma band activity as found previously in typically developing children, where, e. Our results indicate that WS and TD participants are not different in terms of online improvement at the group level in speed or accuracy in the initial phase of motor learning. Similarly, intact online learning performance has been found in other studies that focused on populations with sleep alterations.

When individuals with obstructive sleep apnoea were compared to healthy controls, there was no difference in improvement during first day practice in a finger sequence task Moreover, schizophrenia patients were not different from healthy controls in accuracy 3435and subjects with attention-deficit hyperactivity ADHD disorder were not different in speed from TD controls 36 in terms of within-session improvement.

Surprisingly, online improvement in speed is correlated with low sigma power in WS in our present study. A recent study of King et al.

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They hypothesize that a given level of activation in motor networks involving the putamen, cerebellum and parietal cortex is required to induce sleep related consolidation. In healthy adults 38performance changes are related to the increased activation of putamen and medial temporal lobe including the hippocampus. During the initial online phase of motor sequence learning, performance improvement as measured by consistency is correlated with the interaction between the striatal and hippocampal systems that in turn predicts offline improvement in typically developing adults.

That is, brain activation associated with performance gains during online learning may trigger and, in turn, predict offline performance changes. Since the above studies did iliotibial band syndrome special tests administer polysomnographic recordings, only an indirect relationship may be hypothesized between online improvement and low sigma band activity in the present study.

Since brain activation during motor learning seems to be disease specific in spite of similar behavioural characteristics 39further studies need to clarify the functional relevance of given brain areas and their polysomnography correlates in motor learning in WS. With respect to offline improvement, a pattern of dissociation is frequently observed in age related changes or in disrupted sleep: while online performance is retained, iliotibial band syndrome special tests improvement is compromised 933343536 Unlike in these previous studies, offline learning in WS was comparable to that of the TD participants from Day 1 to Day 2 in our study Fig.

These results are consistent with findings in recent study of individuals with ADHD. Authors found positive correlation between offline improvement and slow sleep spindle activity 12— Participants with higher relative power in the frequency band related to slow sleep spindles, the frequency band that is in turn the more altered in ADHD, iliotibial band syndrome special tests better overnight improvement Similarly, in patients with major depression, overnight learning was associated with slow frequency spindle activity Furthermore, typically developing children with lower initial performance but more slow spindles and slower slow waves improved more in accuracy overnight In our study, we found no association between sigma band activity and offline gain in speed in WS.

We analysed speed and accuracy measures separately, since our previous study showed a lower baseline and impaired learning in WS with respect ujj ízületi gyulladás speed during a five day motor training Here we analyse an initial phase of learning, and we find only a marginal difference between WS and TD groups in terms of offline improvement in speed, not reaching significance, and not correlated with sigma activity in WS.

Other studies allowing for a dissociation between speed and accuracy with respect to online and offline improvement show an incoherent picture. In TD children, improvement in accuracy in a FT task was sleep-dependent, while improvement in speed was not.

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In conditions with disrupted sleep, e. On the other hand, in schizophrenia patients, while sleep dependent learning was compromised both in speed and accuracy 3435offline performance gains were correlated only with the stage 2 NREM sleep length but not with spindle activity when measured in the 4th quarter of the night in schizophrenia patients In spite of the exciting findings, our study also has several limitations. The number of available participants is relatively small since WS is a rare disorder.

Furthermore, the difficulty of the motor task for young individuals with A csípőízület gyógyítható, and the presence of motor symptoms such as tremor in adult individuals with WS also put restriction on the number of participants. Consequently, the relatively large age-range in the study is a possible limitation of the results.

While the identification of fast spindles in children is controversial 43 we think that the IAM method used for spindle detection is able to detect fast spindles also in children It might occur as another limitation that data submitted to correlation analysis were not obtained at the same time point.

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However, since the studied sleep characteristics are genetically determined and stable within individuals, and across nights, this factor may not affect the interpretation of our data. Another limitation is that are not presenting a direct comparison in terms of sleep and behavioural data in typically developing control participants.

However, the aim of the present study is to reveal the relationship between a known and confirmed alteration in sigma activity in NREM sleep and motor learning capacity in WS, and the studied sleep alteration is not present in TD subjects. We have also found a more general effect by demonstrating that trait-like NREM sigma activity characteristics not associated with a térd tüneteinek kezelése motor training may influence motor memory consolidation in addition to changes in post training sleep.

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Further studies are necessary to explore the more detailed vegyél balzsamot between sigma band activity and online learning, and the dissociation between speed and accuracy during motor learning.

Notwithstanding that IQ is not a direct predictor of learning in the motor domain 12interpretation of data in relation to IQ may also give new insights. The WS-specific alterations of sigma iliotibial band syndrome special tests activity are of potential interest for those aiming to unravel the neural roots of the individual differences in motor learning performance in participants with WS or other neurodevelopmental disorders.

Methods Ethics statement The present study was approved iliotibial band syndrome special tests the Social Sciences Ethical Review Board of the Budapest University of Technology and Economics and was conducted according to the approved guidelines. Informed consent was obtained from adult participants and the parents of participating children in the study.

Participants Motor learning individuals with WS 6 males, 10 females participated in the study. The age-range was 11 to 27 years, mean age was 18,4 years SD:5,5 years. Three participants with WS were left-handed, two were mixed handed, and eleven were right handed as measured by tool use. WS diagnosis of all WS participants was confirmed by fluorescent in situ hybridization tests showing deletion on chromosome band 7q Furthermore, 16 typically developing individuals 6 males, 10 femalesage range 11—29 years, mean age 18,4 years SD:5,6 years participated in the study.

All TD participants were right handed and did not report sleep disruptions. None of the participants were professional musicians or had skeletal deformities that could influence motor performance. Participants were allowed to go to bed at will, and were not awakened iliotibial band syndrome special tests the PSG recording, and during the night following acquisition.

Prior to PSG recording, an adaptation night with the same conditions served the subjects to get used to the experimental settings. Subjects were only included in the FT experiment if a minimum of 6 hours of night sleep was reported previously, and between Day 1 and Day 2 of testing.

Sleep duration was assessed by self-reports of the participants. Sleep architecture of WS participants of the present experiment is shown in Table 1. Table 1 Sleep architecture of the Williams syndrome subjects.