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Dandiset 000026: Subthalamic Nucleus Local Field Potentials (LFP) and Beta-Band Dynamics in Parkinson’s Patients

April 18, 2026
Starr PA, de Hemptinne C, Movement Disorders Neuroengineering Lab
DOI: 10.48324/dandi.000026/0.201021.1832

Study Design & Technical Specifications

Sample Size / Cohort

34 Patients

Subject / Study Model

CNS Experimental / Clinical Model

Analytical Modalities

Electrophysiology (LFP)Kinematics

Primary Abstract & Repository Description

Source: DANDI Archive
High-density intraoperative and chronically implanted deep brain stimulation (DBS) electrode recordings during motor resting and movement states from 34 patients with idiopathic PD.
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Editorial Critique, Methodological Value & Reusability Guide

Structured via CNS Domain Knowledge Engine

1. Scientific Context & Premise

This resource from DANDI Archive ("Dandiset 000026: Subthalamic Nucleus Local Field Potentials (LFP) and Beta-Band Dynamics in Parkinson’s Patients") addresses critical scientific questions within Parkinson's Disease (PD). Research in this domain currently faces major translational bottlenecks, including quantifying prodromal alpha-synuclein pathology, dopaminergic nigrostriatal circuit vulnerability, and non-motor progression heterogeneity. By focusing on key thematic elements (DBS, Local Field Potential, Beta Oscillations, Subthalamic Nucleus, NWB), this work contributes empirical evidence toward understanding how molecular, cellular, or systems-level alterations relate to core disease pathways such as α-synuclein seed amplification assays (SAA), LRRK2/GBA1 variants, DAT-SPECT, and digital motor kinematics. Integrating these findings into the broader open science ecosystem helps reduce fragmentation across independent laboratories and accelerates hypothesis verification.

2. Study Architecture & Findings

Structured as an open scientific dataset, this repository leverages Electrophysiology (LFP), Kinematics across CNS Experimental / Clinical Model (34 Patients). Its primary architectural value lies in providing standardized, machine-readable primary records via DANDI Archive under CC-BY 4.0. Unlike isolated summary tables in static publications, access to underlying Electrophysiology (LFP), Kinematics distributions enables independent inspection of signal-to-noise ratios, preprocessing parameter sensitivity, and cross-modality feature extraction.

3. Secondary Analysis & Reusability

Researchers and computational neuroscientists can reuse this resource across multiple secondary workflows: (1) Cross-Cohort Harmonization & Meta-Analysis — combining these Electrophysiology (LFP), Kinematics records with complementary repositories (such as OpenNeuro, DANDI, Agora, or Europe PMC) to increase statistical power; (2) Computational Benchmarking & Machine Learning — utilizing the documented features (DBS, Local Field Potential, Beta Oscillations, Subthalamic Nucleus, NWB) as training, validation, or out-of-distribution test sets for predictive biomarker discovery in Parkinson's Disease (PD); and (3) Experimental Protocol Alignment — referencing the study design (CNS Experimental / Clinical Model, 34 Patients) to calibrate sample size calculations (power analysis) and endpoint selection for upcoming preclinical or clinical studies.

4. Methodological Caveats & Governance

While curated from an authoritative scientific source, secondary analysts should account for potential cohort selection biases and site-specific batch effects. Specifically, when interpreting Electrophysiology (LFP), Kinematics results in Parkinson's Disease (PD), researchers must control for confounding variables (such as age, sex, post-mortem interval, scanner/instrument drift, or medication state) and verify compliance with open-access attribution requirements (CC-BY 4.0).

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Data Access, Reproducibility & Analysis Starter Guide

NWB (Neurodata Without Borders) v2.x

NWB / HDF5 / Zarr

Quick Data Access & Structured Export

Open the primary repository directly or download structured metadata (JSON / CSV) in one click.

Open Primary Data (DANDI Archive)

This cellular neurophysiology resource utilizes the Neurodata Without Borders (NWB) standard, encapsulating intracellular/extracellular voltage traces, spike times, stimulus waveforms, and optical imaging ROI fluorescence inside self-describing HDF5/Zarr containers.

Programmatic Data Retrieval (Python Starter Code & Recommended SDKs)

Python Quickstart: Stream & Analyze NWB Electrophysiology Data

# 1. Install DANDI & PyNWB toolkit
# pip install dandi pynwb remfile h5py

from dandi.dandiapi import DandiAPIClient
import pynwb
import remfile
import h5py

# Connect to DANDI Archive and locate Dandiset 000026
with DandiAPIClient() as client:
    dandiset = client.get_dandiset("000026", "draft")
    assets = list(dandiset.get_assets())
    nwb_asset = next(a for a in assets if a.path.endswith(".nwb"))
    s3_url = nwb_asset.get_content_url(follow_redirects=1, strip_query=True)

# Stream NWB metadata & spike/voltage series directly over HTTP
byte_stream = remfile.File(s3_url)
with h5py.File(byte_stream, "r") as h5_file:
    with pynwb.NWBHDF5IO(file=h5_file, load_namespaces=True) as io:
        nwbfile = io.read()
        print("Session Description:", nwbfile.session_description)
        print("Acquisition Series:", list(nwbfile.acquisition.keys()))

Recommended Open-Source Software & SDKs

PyNWB & IPFX (Allen Institute)Python / NWB

Intrinsic Physiology Feature Extractor and NWB reader for cellular electrophysiology.

Standardized 4-Step Workflow & Governance Checklist

Standardized Acquisition & Preprocessing Workflow

1. Stream or Download Dandiset via DANDI CLI / fsspec

Inspect NWB file hierarchies remotely via HTTP range requests (remfile/fsspec) before downloading multi-gigabyte recordings.

2. Extract Acquisition & Stimulus TimeSeries via PyNWB

Load ElectricalSeries or PatchClampSeries objects and align timestamps against behavioral or optogenetic stimulus epochs.

3. Electrophysiological Feature Quantification (IPFX / SpikeInterface)

Compute resting membrane potential, input resistance, action potential half-width, and firing rate adaptation.

4. Cross-Modal Transcriptomic / Morphological Alignment

For Patch-seq or multimodal dandi sets, link cell specimen IDs with transcriptomic cell-type taxonomies.

Reproducibility & Governance Checklist

  • Cite both the DANDI Archive Dandiset DOI and original study authors in secondary publications.
  • Verify sampling rate (Hz) and conversion/gain factors on ElectricalSeries before spectral analysis.
  • Pin pynwb and hdmf package versions to guarantee deterministic HDF5 schema deserialization.

Tags & Modalities

Electrophysiology (LFP)Kinematics#DBS#Local Field Potential#Beta Oscillations#Subthalamic Nucleus#NWB

Bibliometrics, Peer-Review Status & Citation Export

Cross-referenced via Semantic Scholar, Europe PMC & bioRxiv

1. Citation Metrics & Context Breakdown

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Total Citations
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Influential Citations

Citation Context Breakdown

Citation intent breakdown (Supporting vs. Contrasting) is currently accumulating in Semantic Scholar for this record. Researchers reusing this resource should cite the primary DOI/URL using the standardized formats below.

2. Peer-Review Validation & Revision History

Verified Publication / Open Dataset Record

Metadata and license integrity verified against primary repository records.

3. Standardized Academic Citation & BibTeX Export

Selected Format (APA)
Starr PA et al. (2026). Dandiset 000026: Subthalamic Nucleus Local Field Potentials (LFP) and Beta-Band Dynamics in Parkinson’s Patients. DANDI Archive. https://doi.org/10.48324/dandi.000026/0.201021.1832
BibTeX Entry (LaTeX / Reference Managers)
@misc{pa2026dand,
  title = {Dandiset 000026: Subthalamic Nucleus Local Field Potentials (LFP) and Beta-Band Dynamics in Parkinson’s Patients},
  author = {Starr PA and de Hemptinne C and Movement Disorders Neuroengineering Lab},
  year = {2026},
  journal = {DANDI Archive},
  howpublished = {\url{https://doi.org/10.48324/dandi.000026/0.201021.1832}},
  doi = {10.48324/dandi.000026/0.201021.1832},
  note = {CNS Open Data: parkinson}
}

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