{"id":62178,"date":"2017-06-09T08:43:11","date_gmt":"2017-06-09T15:43:11","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.chronobiology.com\/multiple-clocks-body-communicate\/"},"modified":"2024-07-21T22:16:50","modified_gmt":"2024-07-22T05:16:50","slug":"hay-varios-relojes-en-nuestro-cuerpo-pero-c-mo-se-comunican","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/dev.chronobiology.com\/es\/hay-varios-relojes-en-nuestro-cuerpo-pero-c-mo-se-comunican\/","title":{"rendered":"Hay varios relojes en nuestro cuerpo, pero \u00bfc\u00f3mo se comunican?"},"content":{"rendered":"

\u00bfC\u00f3mo marcan el tiempo nuestros cuerpos? Seg\u00fan una nueva investigaci\u00f3n, es posible que nuestros \u00f3rganos individuales y relojes centrales trabajen juntos a trav\u00e9s de un proceso conocido como oscilaci\u00f3n acoplada.<\/p>\n

A menudo hablamos del ritmo circadiano como si fuera un \u00fanico reloj. Sin embargo, nuestros relojes internos son mucho m\u00e1s complicados. De hecho, cada sistema de \u00f3rganos e incluso cada c\u00e9lula de nuestro cuerpo tienen su propio cronometraje interno, con diferentes tareas a realizar seg\u00fan un horario distinto. Una nueva investigaci\u00f3n en cronobiolog\u00eda sugiere que un fen\u00f3meno conocido como oscilaci\u00f3n acoplada puede ser clave para entender c\u00f3mo los diferentes relojes de nuestro cuerpo coordinan actividades y tiempos entre s\u00ed.<\/p>\n

Coordinaci\u00f3n de diferentes se\u00f1ales<\/h2>\n

Un nuevo experimento con moscas de la fruta ha arrojado luz sobre c\u00f3mo los relojes centrales y perif\u00e9ricos (no centrales) pueden trabajar juntos<\/a> para regular estrechamente diversos procesos biol\u00f3gicos. Los huevos de la mosca de la fruta eclosionan siempre por la ma\u00f1ana, un proceso controlado tanto por la gl\u00e1ndula protor\u00e1cica como por las neuronas del reloj central del cerebro de las moscas. La gl\u00e1ndula protor\u00e1cica es similar a la gl\u00e1ndula suprarrenal del cuerpo humano, ya que produce hormonas corticosteroides que intervienen en la sincronizaci\u00f3n de diversas actividades. En este caso, la gl\u00e1ndula protor\u00e1cica produce una hormona llamada ecdisona, que indica a los huevos que inicien el proceso de eclosi\u00f3n.<\/p>\n

Sabemos que ambos sistemas son necesarios para que los huevos de luci\u00e9rnaga eclosionen, porque si se interrumpe cualquiera de ellos en un laboratorio cient\u00edfico, la eclosi\u00f3n se descoordinar\u00e1 y ocurrir\u00e1 en momentos aleatorios. Los investigadores creen que esta acci\u00f3n coordinada se ve facilitada por otro grupo de neuronas llamadas neuronas PTTH. Los relojes central y perif\u00e9rico pueden comunicarse y, en \u00faltima instancia, trabajar juntos para conseguir el efecto deseado.<\/p>\n

\u00bfQu\u00e9 es un oscilador acoplado?<\/h2>\n

\"There<\/a>\u00bfC\u00f3mo funciona exactamente un oscilador acoplado? Imaginemos dos relojes de p\u00e9ndulo uno al lado del otro. La mayor\u00eda de los relojes de p\u00e9ndulo tienen una sincronizaci\u00f3n ligeramente diferente, por lo que los p\u00e9ndulos no suelen estar sincronizados. Sin embargo, a veces los p\u00e9ndulos se mueven juntos, aunque s\u00f3lo sea durante un breve espacio de tiempo. Este movimiento doble se conoce como oscilaci\u00f3n acoplada. Dos sistemas diferentes emiten un patr\u00f3n que ocasionalmente se alinea. Los mayores efectos se producen cuando los dos patrones est\u00e1n acoplados, es decir, funcionan sincronizados como dos relojes de p\u00e9ndulo que se mueven juntos.<\/p>\n

En biolog\u00eda, este sistema se utiliza para controlar los ritmos cerebrales y diversas actividades<\/a>. Nuevas investigaciones en cronobiolog\u00eda sugieren que tambi\u00e9n puede ser importante para determinar otros patrones. Nuestro cuerpo necesita a menudo que sus actividades est\u00e9n influidas o controladas por m\u00e1s de un mecanismo, y ah\u00ed es donde la oscilaci\u00f3n acoplada resulta tan \u00fatil. Seg\u00fan el investigador Christian Wegener<\/p>\n

\n

\u00ab\u00c9sta es la primera descripci\u00f3n experimental completa de una v\u00eda que vincula los relojes circadianos y demuestra que el modelo de oscilador acoplado es realmente cierto en ciertos casos\u00bb.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

En otras palabras, es la primera vez que se relacionan los osciladores acoplados con la cronobiolog\u00eda y nuestros relojes internos.<\/p>\n

Los ritmos de la vida<\/h2>\n

Comprender mejor c\u00f3mo se alinean los distintos relojes internos podr\u00eda mejorar la salud de muchas maneras. Por ejemplo, se podr\u00edan programar los medicamentos para que fueran m\u00e1s eficaces y tuvieran menos efectos secundarios<\/a>, o se podr\u00eda encontrar por fin una causa -y, por tanto, una cura- para los trastornos del sue\u00f1o. Nuestros relojes est\u00e1n tan integrados en la vida que aprender m\u00e1s sobre ellos tiene un potencial casi infinito.<\/p>\n

La vida tiene un ritmo caracter\u00edstico, tanto en la naturaleza como en la biolog\u00eda. El sol sale y se pone todos los d\u00edas; la luna atraviesa fases en intervalos de 28 d\u00edas. La vida se sincroniza tanto con los relojes del mundo exterior como con nuestros propios impulsos y exigencias internas. Los osciladores acoplados presentan una posible forma de que todos estos ciclos se coordinen para mantener nuestros cuerpos en hora y en el buen camino.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

\u00bfC\u00f3mo marcan el tiempo nuestros cuerpos? Seg\u00fan una nueva investigaci\u00f3n, es posible que nuestros \u00f3rganos individuales y relojes centrales trabajen juntos a trav\u00e9s de un proceso conocido como oscilaci\u00f3n acoplada. A menudo hablamos del ritmo circadiano como si fuera un \u00fanico reloj. Sin embargo, nuestros relojes internos son mucho m\u00e1s complicados. 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