ライフサイエンスコーパス: behavioral study

1 participants (7-27 years old) took part in a behavioral study.

2 ing, in contrast to the early effect seen in behavioral studies.

3 a to immobilize the subject, which precludes behavioral studies.

4 ng ultrastructural, electrophysiological and behavioral studies.

5 anism for the degradation of acuity shown in behavioral studies.

6 nism of attention as demonstrated in various behavioral studies.

7 of organic solvent, thereby impeding further behavioral studies.

8 l as a model for genetic, developmental, and behavioral studies.

9 re severe and recognized more quickly in the behavioral studies.

10 al methods to excellent etiologic and social/behavioral studies.

11 role of neurons by using laser ablations and behavioral studies.

12 or this relationship that is consistent with behavioral studies.

13 lysis is always an appropriate goal for most behavioral studies.

14 any known circuits identified in genetic and behavioral studies.

15 ar to be congruent with the findings of many behavioral studies.

16 SD risk as targets for future functional and behavioral studies.

17 retinopathy and as a laboratory tool for RPE behavioral studies.

18 ke suppression of palatable food observed in behavioral studies.

19 se results provide the groundwork for future behavioral studies.

20 as chosen as the optimal dose for subsequent behavioral studies.

21 we observed were exactly those predicted by behavioral studies.

22 ccelerate neurological, pharmacological, and behavioral studies.

23 method to actively track aquatic animals for behavioral studies.

24 ecule based on multiple reports derived from behavioral studies.

25 sophical inquiry, clinical case studies, and behavioral studies.

26 for convenient use in a wide array of rodent behavioral studies.

27 revailing view has been challenged by recent behavioral studies.

28 natomical, calcium imaging, optogenetic, and behavioral studies.

29 the proper transgenic tool is essential for behavioral studies.

30 rom three independent functional imaging and behavioral studies.

31 ng-term memory deficits observed in previous behavioral studies.

32 o, much as they enable these distinctions in behavioral studies.

33 expectations based on prior theoretical and behavioral studies [8]: they were more likely to go from

34 Results from physiological and behavioral studies accord with this prediction.

35 Behavioral studies also support the biased agonistic act

36 Based on behavioral studies and computer modeling, we develop a 2

37 l animal's chemical profile in parallel with behavioral studies and could be extended to other models

38 e than twice as sharp as implied by standard behavioral studies and has a different dependence on fre

39 fort to bridge the gap between many of these behavioral studies and neural systems underlying social

40 results are consistent with theoretical and behavioral studies and suggest that rapid, coarse percep

41 aduate students and the relationship between behavioral studies and systematics.

42 verall profile, compound 74 was selected for behavioral studies and was shown to dose-dependently dec

43 ximately 200 d) than described previously in behavioral studies (approximately 70 d).

44 Genetic, biochemical, ultrastructural, and behavioral studies are providing insight into the machin

45 Physiological and behavioral studies are required to establish the functio

46 Recent human behavioral studies, as well as neurophysiology in monkey

47 Most behavioral studies assess timbre discrimination with rea

48 In behavioral studies, bilateral infusions of NMDAR antagon

49 In a previous behavioral study, brief application of a membrane-limite

50 In addition, behavioral studies can be performed quite easily, but th

51 Behavioral studies carried out in mice lacking 5-HT2A re

52 In behavioral studies, CHT(+/-) mice were impaired in perfo

53 howed Fos-IR in SON and PVN and, in parallel behavioral studies, comparably treated rats consumed bot

54 r hypothalamic nuclei (PVN) and, in parallel behavioral studies, comparably-treated rats consumed onl

55 Recent behavioral studies confirm nicotine's ability to induce

56 Furthermore, behavioral studies confirm one critical prediction of th

57 Molecular and behavioral studies corroborate a pivotal role for the in

58 In cross-sectional behavioral studies, COX-2 transgenic mice developed an a

59 However, behavioral studies demonstrate results contrary to what

60 Numerous anatomical and behavioral studies demonstrate that exogenous manipulati

61 Parallel behavioral studies demonstrate that HCN1 contributes to

62 Electrophysiological and behavioral studies demonstrate that it is a modulator of

63 Behavioral studies demonstrated a pronounced analgesia t

64 Behavioral studies demonstrated further that the cell-pe

65 Behavioral studies demonstrated slowed movement without

66 Behavioral studies demonstrated that 3 bitter compounds

67 Behavioral studies demonstrated that SF0034 was a more p

68 Furthermore, behavioral studies demonstrated that treatment with Abet

69 This finding, along with behavioral studies demonstrating that bats adjust sonar

70 ntal prosopagnosia, which is consistent with behavioral studies demonstrating that it is a heterogene

71 Further, in spite of past behavioral studies done in this species, which show a ro

72 In behavioral studies, either blockade or knockdown of HCN1

73 of the two sets of LTP results, we performed behavioral studies examining the effect of different dos

74 This review synthesizes data from behavioral studies examining the role of sleep in memory

75 site effects at the cellular level, but many behavioral studies find an apparent cooperative effect o

76 In our behavioral studies, fmr1 KO mice exhibited hyperactivity

77 Morphological, physiological, and behavioral studies from many species provide detailed de

78 Behavioral studies further demonstrate that GLYX-13 does

79 In behavioral studies, GluN2B inhibitors reduce MA-mediated

80 ation of arbitrary associations; however, no behavioral studies have been conducted to test this hypo

81 However, recent behavioral studies have cast doubt on the validity of th

82 Behavioral studies have demonstrated extinction to be an

83 SIGNIFICANCE STATEMENT: Previous behavioral studies have demonstrated that control states

84 Behavioral studies have demonstrated that descending pai

85 Electrophysiological and behavioral studies have demonstrated that muscimol admin

86 Previous behavioral studies have demonstrated that presynaptic N-

87 Although behavioral studies have demonstrated that these image ca

88 Although behavioral studies have demonstrated that these internal

89 Behavioral studies have established a role for adult-bor

90 Behavioral studies have established that Drosophila appe

91 al analyses of the environment, although few behavioral studies have explicitly tested this role.

92 In contrast, many behavioral studies have focused on rhythmic models, subs

93 However, recent behavioral studies have found intact perceptual facilita

94 Behavioral studies have implicated CeA as a key brain st

95 Finally, behavioral studies have indicated that MSG and L-2-amino

96 Behavioral studies have lower methodological consensus a

97 Recently, computational models and behavioral studies have provided indirect evidence that

98 Previous behavioral studies have reported that naive listeners ca

99 Behavioral studies have revealed maladaptive auditory re

100 Behavioral studies have shown that age-related memory de

101 Behavioral studies have shown that engaging in a seconda

102 Electrophysiologic and behavioral studies have shown that increased N-methyl-D-

103 Behavioral studies have shown that perceptual judgments

104 Behavioral studies have shown that rats can identify tas

105 Behavioral studies have shown that the hyperalgesia aris

106 Previous physiological and behavioral studies have shown that the nucleus raphe obs

107 Behavioral studies have shown that verbal information is

108 Behavioral studies have shown that, at a population leve

109 Olfactory behavioral studies have shown that, when modulated throu

110 Although many behavioral studies have shown the importance of antennal

111 does not contribute to source memory, recent behavioral studies have suggested that familiarity may a

112 Many behavioral studies have suggested that learning induces

113 Numerous behavioral studies have suggested that normal aging nega

114 lateral hypothalamus project to the VTA, and behavioral studies have suggested that orexin neurons pl

115 ination with biochemical, physiological, and behavioral studies, have deciphered sources, targets, an

116 the basis of calcium-imaging, genetics, and behavioral studies, here we report that a pair of amphid

117 ommodity's consumption and its cost, and, in behavioral studies, high alcohol demand has been consist

118 These alterations are consistent with the behavioral studies in animals, and suggest that both GAB

119 Behavioral studies in barn owls indicate that both the o

120 motion-processing circuitry and corroborate behavioral studies in bees that predict distinct pathway

121 Prior behavioral studies in early blind noted an exceptional a

122 More recently, electrophysiologic and behavioral studies in EFA-deficient primate infants and

123 Early electrophysiologic and behavioral studies in EFA-deficient rodents showed behav

124 Previous behavioral studies in female rodents have demonstrated t

125 Behavioral studies in humans have shown that changes in

126 Behavioral studies in humans suggest that sensorineural

127 From single-cell recordings in rodents to behavioral studies in humans, recent studies in the neur

128 Electrophysiological and behavioral studies in many species have demonstrated mir

129 The behavioral studies in mice demonstrated that this compou

130 Moreover, behavioral studies in mice with a conditional knockout o

131 ion of pharmacologic, molecular genetic, and behavioral studies in mice, we demonstrate that cannabin

132 Behavioral studies in rats have demonstrated that the me

133 Behavioral studies in rats showed that the sedative resp

134 Pharmacological and behavioral studies in the D(1) null mouse should be inte

135 should be taken into account when analyzing behavioral studies in the mouse model of FXS.

136 Evidence from electrophysiological and behavioral studies in the rat has suggested that OFC pla

137 have addressed this question in a series of behavioral studies in which marmosets, a vocal nonhuman

138 vides a common explanation for a plethora of behavioral studies in which VWM-matching visual input el

139 Behavioral studies include smoking cessation and control

140 Magnetic resonance imaging and behavioral studies indicate reduction in the white matte

141 Behavioral studies indicate that activation of these rec

142 Behavioral studies indicate that adult males possess lar

143 Behavioral studies indicate that fish can detect slow ch

144 Behavioral studies indicate that nicotine improves such

145 Recent reports from behavioral studies indicate that nicotinic acetylcholine

146 Behavioral studies indicate that prior experience can in

147 Behavioral studies indicate that the ability to acquire

148 Intriguingly, recent behavioral studies indicate that, in addition to linking

149 A behavioral study indicated that detailed ("recollective"

150 A recent behavioral study indicates that ACh depletion from dlPFC

151 ine were used to confirm and extend previous behavioral studies indicating that N-methylation reduced

152 However, we report two behavioral studies indicating that some of the verbal ma

153 nt with biochemical, neurophysiological, and behavioral studies indicating that taste responses of ch

154 are strikingly similar to those from recent behavioral studies into the magnetic sense of Drosophila

155 In behavioral studies, intraplantar 0.1 microM APDC, a grou

156 Behavioral studies investigating coarse coding have yiel

157 Behavioral studies involving hydrocarbon transfer sugges

158 In behavioral studies, KI mice did not display the foot-cla

159 Our behavioral studies link this same synaptic signaling pat

160 In behavioral studies, MAM (vs. SHAM) rats displayed abnorm

161 In behavioral studies, many of those who have attempted sui

162 Unlike in previous behavioral studies, masked repetition priming led to a r

163 of behavioral effects seen in this and other behavioral studies may be a result of a cascade of poten

164 In behavioral studies, mice receiving this same chronic mor

165 In behavioral studies, mice undergoing NSW exhibited enhanc

166 New behavioral studies must overcome the shortcomings freque

167 alcohol drinking (n = 12/group) followed by behavioral studies (n = 6-8/group) to uncover novel mole

168 On the basis of data from a behavioral study nested in a randomized, controlled tria

169 er measuring devices is essential for awake, behavioral studies occurring over multiple days.

170 Behavioral studies of a deletion mutant implicate a func

171 itional neurophysiological, neuroimaging and behavioral studies of attention.

172 is topic include the following: longitudinal behavioral studies of children to test associations betw

173 transitions such as has been demonstrated in behavioral studies of human infants and adults.

174 Behavioral studies of learning and memory in both humans

175 In behavioral studies of learning, a distinction is commonl

176 Behavioral studies of mice lacking Rgs4, including speci

177 Psychological studies in humans and behavioral studies of model organisms suggest that forge

178 magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) [1-4] and behavioral studies of patients with acquired or congenit

179 electrical stimuli similar to those used in behavioral studies of sensitization.

180 like performance on some visuospatial tasks, behavioral studies of spatial attention tasks have mostl

181 In behavioral studies of stress responsiveness, either the

182 Building upon recent neurophysiological/behavioral studies of the cortical substrates of visual

183 studies of the fusiform face area (FFA) and behavioral studies of the face inversion effect.

184 olecular genetic manipulations, coupled with behavioral studies of the fly, will identify rudimentary

185 cussed with reference to neuroanatomical and behavioral studies of various species, including monogam

186 Behavioral studies of visual recognition memory indicate

187 us findings in PWS patients and is the first behavioral study of an animal model of PWS in which the

188 genetic analysis of the DA D2 receptor in a behavioral study of reinforcement learning in a sample o

189 present the first comprehensive cellular and behavioral study of the Dp16 forebrain from embryonic to

190 A separate behavioral study of the verb-generation task indicated t

191 Behavioral studies on DR3-deficient (DR3(ko)) mice showe

192 ding in a series of electrophysiological and behavioral studies on humans.

193 However, previous behavioral studies on lobsters following selective sensi

194 Behavioral studies on mutant and transgenic flies indica

195 Detailed behavioral studies on near-isogenic and knockout lines s

196 f TNR, we performed electrophysiological and behavioral studies on young and adult mice.

197 pretation is supported by the results of our behavioral study: Patients with lesions, including the p

198 Moreover, electrophysiological and behavioral studies performed on animals of both sexes sh

199 Here we report a behavioral study performed on healthy human volunteers,

200 Behavioral studies predicted that differential activity

201 brain samples taken after the conclusion of behavioral studies provided strong support for this conc

202 peralgesia to mechanical stimuli observed in behavioral studies reflects decreases in response thresh

203 ENT Contrary to traditional decision theory, behavioral studies repeatedly demonstrate that our prefe

204 cene changes when it is mirror reversed, and behavioral studies reveal high sensitivity to this chang

205 Parallel behavioral studies revealed attenuated extinction learni

206 Behavioral studies revealed severe impairments of fear-r

207 Behavioral studies revealed that avirulent Hessian fly l

208 In addition, behavioral studies revealed that both basal and morphine

209 Behavioral studies revealed that the lower numbers of ne

210 Behavioral studies revealed that, compared with litterma

211 We argue that behavioral studies should be carried out with clear goal

212 Behavioral studies show that chimpanzees spontaneously f

213 Behavioral studies show that humans impute structure int

214 Behavioral studies show that landmark-related learning o

215 Behavioral studies show that no-longer-relevant informat

216 Behavioral studies show that systemic administration of

217 Behavioral studies show that the GABAergic system in the

218 Human behavioral studies show that there is greater sensory/pe

219 Behavioral studies showed an excellent correlation betwe

220 Behavioral studies showed greatly reduced thermal inflam

221 Behavioral studies showed that inflammatory pain was att

222 Several behavioral studies showed the link between neonicotinoid

223 Behavioral study showed that intrathecal mTOR inhibitor,

224 Data from the behavioral study showed that right DLPFC rTMS selectivel

225 ervals on an extended scale, consistent with behavioral studies showing that the CA1 area is selectiv

226 This is but one of many behavioral studies showing that weak currents applied to

227 Brain imaging and behavioral studies suggest an inverse relationship betwe

228 Functional imaging and behavioral studies suggest involvement of the ipsilatera

229 Although behavioral studies suggest no difference between the dev

230 n mammalian telencephalon and the results of behavioral studies suggest that cannabinoids play a role

231 Recent behavioral studies suggest that children with poor langu

232 In contrast, behavioral studies suggest that disoriented rats and hum

233 risingly, the data from both biochemical and behavioral studies suggest that I-2, despite its assumed

234 Behavioral studies suggest that making a decision involv

235 Recent computational and behavioral studies suggest that motor adaptation results

236 ies normal aging and Alzheimer's disease and behavioral studies suggest that muscarinic mechanisms in

237 Recent behavioral studies suggest that the observer's internal

238 Behavioral studies suggest that these subregions may dif

239 Behavioral studies suggest that vestibular signals play

240 Previous behavioral studies suggested that Chrna7 deficient mice

241 Electrophysiological, microdialysis and behavioral studies support a modulatory role for cortico

242 about the self, with results of a follow-up behavioral study supporting this interpretation.

243 These are the first behavioral studies that demonstrate how multi-targeted m

244 Furthermore, unlike the previous behavioral studies that found that the capacity to recov

245 However, behavioral studies that investigate whether these region

246 Here, we review behavioral studies that suggest that Pavlovian processes

247 These distribution results support previous behavioral studies that the mGlu2 and 3 receptors may pl

248 As in the behavioral studies, the effect of choline supplementatio

249 On the basis of the behavioral studies, the phenotypes of the mutants at pos

250 In behavioral studies, the stimulant effects of acute caffe

251 though this invariance has been described in behavioral studies, the underlying neural mechanism is e

252 In behavioral studies, they displayed decreased anxiety-lik

253 Together with data from previous behavioral studies, this firing pattern suggests that, w

254 We performed anatomical and behavioral studies to determine their origin and found e

255 ical manipulations, and is therefore used in behavioral studies to gain insights into the function of

256 We designed new empirical behavioral studies to test this proposal, and confirmed

257 Our present behavioral study, together with the earlier in vitro stu

258 Behavioral studies under controlled laboratory condition

259 data from neuroanatomy, neurophysiology, and behavioral studies, uses evidence from humans as a bench

260 Recent behavioral studies using a taste association paradigm re

261 Consistent with previous behavioral studies, VGPs detected targets with greater s

262 The utility of this method for behavioral studies was demonstrated by correlating dopam

263 n networks, modeling, electrophysiology, and behavioral studies, we determined the circuit mechanisms

264 By using functional MRI and behavioral studies, we found that distinct cognitive and

265 In parallel behavioral studies, we found that the antidepressant res

266 In two behavioral studies, we investigated the relationship bet

267 Using forward genetics and quantitative behavioral studies, we uncover an input channel to motio

268 In this immunocytochemical and behavioral study, we induced a neuropathic pain-like con

269 In this behavioral study, we manipulated the information rate of

270 Behavioral studies were also conducted 6 wk after lesion

271 All behavioral studies were validated using a second cohort

272 d and accuracy achieved enables quantitative behavioral studies where the analysis of millions of vid

273 ion of odor similarity of binary mixtures in behavioral studies, which involved testing whether a mat

274 e and rats are widely used in stress-related behavioral studies while little is known about the distr

275 Previous behavioral studies with antagonists at the orexin A-sele

276 y 6 h x 5) that, based on the results of the behavioral studies, would be expected to produce behavio