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1 f which may contribute to different modes of modulatory action.

2 d that the PKA pathway is required for these modulatory actions.

3 its a mechanism for amplifying noradrenergic modulatory actions and enhancing the processing of high-

4 tance in understanding the outcomes of their modulatory actions and their physiological role.

5 sitive balance between positive and negative modulatory action, and provide a mechanistic platform fo

6 chanisms by which the virus exerts this down-modulatory action are not yet clear, but appear to opera

7 These modulatory actions are not limited to mu and delta opioi

8 ucturally related to neomycin, but devoid of modulatory actions at NMDA receptors (paromamine and 2-d

9 ing and enhanced the potency of synaptic and modulatory actions elicited by the DSIs.

10 The nature of the modulatory actions exerted by such widespread synaptic i

11 kappaB/RelA, TG) triplets and their modes of modulatory action from our combined LC-MS/MS and ChIP-Se

12 unctional evidence for BZ-mimicking positive modulatory actions has been elusive.

13 ovides molecular and cellular evidence for a modulatory action of anosmin-1 on FGFR1 signaling, where

14 of a protein containing the CRBs blocked the modulatory action of CR, most likely by competing with C

15 ns are unmasked, functionally converting the modulatory action of dopamine from depression to facilit

16 urrent finding aids our understanding on the modulatory action of harmane on monoamine levels and cou

17 This report describes a modulatory action of lithium and glutamate on the activi

18 This modulatory action of one CPG neuron on another is likely

19 in addition to PKA, becomes involved in the modulatory action of PGE2.

20 This modulatory action of serotonin may account for the diffe

21 These findings reveal a modulatory action of serotonin on the physiology of the

22 (SRIF)] receptors, sst(2A), and studied the modulatory action of SRIF on voltage-gated K(+) and Ca(2

23 onal data reveal parallels in the underlying modulatory action of two prominent compounds.

24 lybasic region show negligible impact on the modulatory action of Zn(2+).

25 Human speech originates from independent modulatory actions of a sound source, e.g., the vibratin

26 efrontal cortical function in humans, on the modulatory actions of amphetamine on the prefrontal cort

27 ble for stimulation of NET and TH, two neuro-modulatory actions of Ang II in the brain.

28 ys that are responsible for the postsynaptic modulatory actions of bradykinin on glutamatergic action

29 We also demonstrate similar positive modulatory actions of BTEB1-related family members Krupp

30 The modulatory actions of calcium are attributable to differ

31 The modulatory actions of D(2) receptors were independent of

32 Thus, the modulatory actions of D1 and D2 receptors on PFC pyramid

33 rats, there was a near complete loss of the modulatory actions of D2/D4 receptors on cell firing and

34 twork often results from direct synaptic and modulatory actions of different projection neurons onto

35 ortex, and in this study, we have focused on modulatory actions of dopamine in the medial prefrontal

36 d cellular mechanisms that contribute to the modulatory actions of lipid mediators in peripheral noci

37 These modulatory actions of lipoxins were evident at subnanomo

38 prostaglandin (but not ANG II) mediated the modulatory actions of NO on oxytocin secretion from the

39 y norepinephrine including: 1) cell-specific modulatory actions of norepinephrine, 2) mechanisms of n

40 n by peroxynitrite is a key mechanism of the modulatory actions of ONOO- on leukocyte-endothelial cel

41 first demonstration of an essential role for modulatory actions of RGS proteins in adult cerebellum.

42 LTF is induced by the modulatory actions of serotonin (5-HT).

43 xt of this model indicated that the distinct modulatory actions of serotonin versus dopamine are larg

44 Taken together, our observations establish modulatory actions of stargazin that are specific to CP-

45 resent the first study that investigates the modulatory actions of the CGCs and their released transm

46 se findings are the first to demonstrate the modulatory actions of the histaminergic system on neurot

47 umented potent electroencephalographic (EEG) modulatory actions of the locus coeruleus (LC) noradrene

48 The opposing modulatory actions of these cations at a shared binding

49 xpresses somatostatin, a neuropeptide with a modulatory action on breathing.

50 , SR 31742A also produced a similar biphasic modulatory action on excitatory postsynaptic potentials

51 the gamma2 subunit requirement for ethanol's modulatory action on GABA(A) receptors, previous linkage

52 tively affecting GluA1 but exerting positive modulatory action on GluA2-containing AMPARs, in a TARP

53 akin to GABA uptake, GlyT1 exerts a powerful modulatory action on network events in the newborn hippo

54 in the control of seizure activity via their modulatory action on neuronal glutamate release.

55 that 5-HT(2A) receptors have a preferential modulatory action on the dynamic regulation of BG circui

56 ed entity that has a significant inhibitory, modulatory action on the thalamic relay to cortex.

57 Presynaptic kainate receptors (KARs) exert a modulatory action on transmitter release.

58 Angiotensin II (Ang II) has powerful modulatory actions on cardiovascular function that are m

59 onsistent with previous demonstrations of NE modulatory actions on central neurons but indicate that

60 ese results suggest that NE exerts different modulatory actions on different electrophysiologically-d

61 through its conversion to neurosteroids with modulatory actions on GABA(A) receptors including THDOC

62 effect has been attributed to its allosteric modulatory actions on glutamate- and gamma-aminobutyric

63 naptic' actions of these drugs through their modulatory actions on L-glutamate-evoked third order neu

64 trate that M2 and M3 receptors have opposing modulatory actions on locomotor circuit output, likely r

65 enously applied peptides exert characterized modulatory actions on muscle contractions.

66 us afferent fibers can produce a spectrum of modulatory actions on spontaneous or sensory-evoked acti

67 gastropod mollusks have important extrinsic modulatory actions on the central pattern generator (CPG

68 ual cortex of the mouse by demonstrating the modulatory actions on the Class 1 pathway from layer 4 t

69 rk activity each have strong, and different, modulatory actions on the pyloric rhythm in the stomatog

70 t such actions are accompanied by behavioral modulatory actions remain to be determined.

71 dvances in the understanding of hypocretin's modulatory actions underlying conditions of negative and

72 xcitatory neurotransmitter glutamate induces modulatory actions via the metabotropic glutamate recept

73 via their glutamatergic synapses and slower modulatory actions via their dopaminergic synapses.

74 nicotine-induced secretion, but the site of modulatory action was unclear.

75 These modulatory actions were blocked or attenuated by intra-L