ライフサイエンスコーパス: ascending pathway

1 hA4+ spinal neurons and the formation of the ascending pathway.

2 dulatory and motion signals conveyed by this ascending pathway.

3 rons contribute to functions mediated by the ascending pathway.

4 degree of cross-inhibition imposed upon the ascending pathway.

5 hway through the RPa and multiple "indirect" ascending pathways.

6 ayer 4 (the granular layer) is the target of ascending pathways.

7 y respiratory networks via direct or relayed ascending pathways.

8 with contributions from both descending and ascending pathways.

9 rent nociceptor engage the same or different ascending pathways.

10 communication in addition to their action on ascending pathways.

11 e feeds information through several parallel ascending pathways.

12 pinal cord and synapse on cells of origin of ascending pathways.

13 ve the potential to contribute axons to both ascending pathways.

14 e suggest functional independence of the two ascending pathways.

15 tical slow waves, suggesting their origin in ascending pathways.

16 ally placed to influence both descending and ascending pathways arising in the inferior colliculus.

17 objective measures of speech encoding in the ascending pathway as candidate measures of individual no

18 supramammillary nucleus (SUM) is part of an ascending pathway conveying behavior-dependent drive to

19 lamocortical pathways relay information from ascending pathways (first order thalamic relays) and oth

20 underlying pathological itch by showing the ascending pathways for mechanical and chemical itch func

21 Through an ascending pathway from the nucleus of solitary tract and

22 hat glutamate may be a main component of the ascending pathway from the rNST to the PBN.

23 e primary somatosensory cortex is part of an ascending pathway from the sensory thalamus that mediate

24 The anterolateral system (ALS) is a major ascending pathway from the spinal cord that projects to

25 In addition, we examined the neuroanatomy of ascending pathways from the antenna II and lateral anten

26 These studies showed that the ascending pathways from these neuropils innervate the sa

27 his article begins with an overview of these ascending pathways identified in adult rats using a stan

28 rationale for the apparent recession of the ascending pathway in motor cortex.

29 Here, we identify parallel ascending pathways in mice that bypass A1 and directly r

30 exteroceptive information streams along the ascending pathways in the absence of motor or cognitive

31 how that a lack of normal sensory inputs via ascending pathways in the dorsal spinal cord during earl

32 HSD2 neurons may be part of an ascending pathway involved in the salt-seeking behavior

33 ive contribution of the Sol and Pa5 to these ascending pathways is not known.

34 ion of and output from at least one of these ascending pathways is required for shock- and bitter-tas

35 ion is known to be processed along a central ascending pathway leading to auditory cortex (AC).

36 excite vagal afferent neurons to activate an ascending pathway leading to inhibition of food intake.

37 s can modulate information processing in the ascending pathway, leading to improvements in signal det

38 e activation of Vi/Vc neurons and associated ascending pathways may facilitate somatoautonomic and so

39 The data suggest (a) an ascending pathway medial to BIC that carries the fear-in

40 Ascending pathways mediated by monoamine neurotransmitte

41 stem represent an essential component of the ascending pathway mediating this effect of epinephrine.

42 uggest that noxious stimulation activates an ascending pathway of the spino-bulbo-spinal excitatory c

43 e report on the distribution of PICK1 in the ascending pathways of the central auditory system of the

44 visceral illness responses, depending on the ascending pathways of the GLP-1 system that are recruite

45 tency tuning is simply relayed along sensory ascending pathways or generated by local circuits remain

46 of pain information may take place in these ascending pathways or in descending pathways.

47 itry in the region of the lesion site and of ascending pathways originating near the injury.

48 y midbrain, the torus semicircularis, via an ascending pathway parallel to cochlear pathways.

49 st loop is the transcortical continuation of ascending pathways, particularly the lemnisco-cortical a

50 We also report descending and ascending pathways, peptidergic circuits, and a multimod

51 medial nucleus outputs follow three distinct ascending pathways: periventricular, coursing through th

52 rect, postsynaptic dorsal column, and direct ascending pathways, respectively, that terminate as clim

53 Comparison along the ascending pathway suggests that the increased jitter fou

54 n the ventral cochlear nucleus (VCN) form an ascending pathway that conveys spectral information from

55 Their axons form an ipsilateral ascending pathway that develops during embryogenesis and

56 have been characterized previously, but the ascending pathways that transmit sensory information to

57 n a millisecond basis, and could result from ascending pathways that utilize slow, second-messenger s

58 and device-reared owls in two nuclei in the ascending pathway: the external nucleus of the inferior

59 Are there ascending pathways through which the trigeminovascular s

60 ns to the AA-deficient or devoid diet via an ascending pathway to the APC.

61 nergic cells from the PT not only project an ascending pathway to the striatum, but send a descending

62 e relative contribution of brainstem-derived ascending pathways to forebrain immune-responsive nuclei

63 (LTP) and long-term depression (LTD) of the ascending pathways to layers IV and II/III in the mouse

64 nd chemical itch are transmitted by separate ascending pathways to the parabrachial nucleus, where th

65 e show fundamental differences between these ascending pathways using an in vitro slice preparation.

66 othesized that such pain is mediated through ascending pathways via the nucleus gracilis (NG) and is