ライフサイエンスコーパス: brain anatomy

1 onditions by measuring their effect on local brain anatomy.

2 tly create a three-dimensional sketch of the brain anatomy.

3 tructure in a condition with presumed normal brain anatomy.

4 models investigating hormonal influences on brain anatomy.

5 issue volume (MTV), a fundamental measure of brain anatomy.

6 to investigate the effect of Mn exposure on brain anatomy.

7 gions for a variety of parameters describing brain anatomy.

8 y supplied novel insights into in vivo human brain anatomy.

9 Mecp2J), we previously documented changes in brain anatomy.

10 mal with respect to their gross behavior and brain anatomy.

11 ntrast perspectives of gross and microscopic brain anatomy.

12 though there are no obvious changes in gross brain anatomy, adult Kv3.1/Kv3.3-deficient mice display

13 regard, SNS addiction is similar in terms of brain anatomy alterations to other (substance, gambling

14 We report evidence that brain anatomy and aging in people with ASD is significan

15 nd the relationship between abnormalities in brain anatomy and behaviour, is poorly understood.

16 ts, and the relationship of these changes to brain anatomy and clinical and diagnostic outcome at 2 t

17 Untreated hypertension negatively affects brain anatomy and cognitive functions, but the effects o

18 other is rooted in individual differences in brain anatomy and connectivity.

19 een linked to cognitive deficits and altered brain anatomy and connectivity.

20 Aging is associated with changes in human brain anatomy and function and cognitive decline.

21 Human brain anatomy and function display a combination of modu

22 en accompanied by complex reorganizations in brain anatomy and function.

23 uction of circuits and vasculature that link brain anatomy and function.

24 Val66Met), is associated with alterations in brain anatomy and memory, but its relevance to clinical

25 Mice deficient in PKC beta showed normal brain anatomy and normal hippocampal synaptic transmissi

26 These animals have a normal brain anatomy and normal levels of mRNA for other nAChR

27 The ability to detect brain anatomy and pathophysiology with MRI is limited by

28 Thus, we compared brain anatomy and sensorimotor gating in healthy people

29 finding entails the effect of heterogeneous brain anatomy and vasculature of a primate brain, i.e.,

30 Gene expression patterns and developing brain anatomy are closely related.

31 (PET) was used to investigate the functional brain anatomy associated with the short-term maintenance

32 odels for studying the relationships between brain anatomy, behavior, environmental signals, and gene

33 not only can expand understanding of rodent brain anatomy, but also enables automatic segmentation o

34 ty disorder (ASPD) may be linked to abnormal brain anatomy, but little is known about possible impair

35 tial evidence offering proof of concept that brain anatomy can be used to accurately distinguish adul

36 characterize the multidimensional nature of brain anatomy, capturing different phases of development

37 gnoses in our 16p11.2 cohort, the pattern of brain anatomy changes in carriers spatially overlaps wit

38 e and neurophysiologic measures, we contrast brain anatomy characteristics across Biotypes alongside

39 SIGNIFICANCE STATEMENT Different measures of brain anatomy develop differently across adolescence.

40 detail, we studied head cuticle morphology, brain anatomy, embryonic head morphogenesis, and develop

41 ides a convenient way to study and query fly brain anatomy, expression and genetic data.

42 tools provide invaluable information on how brain anatomy, function and connectivity change during d

43 ciated with neurodevelopmental variations in brain anatomy, functioning, and connectivity.

44 tionary biology, but to date descriptions of brain anatomy have largely focused on a few commonly use

45 functions in the nervous system, we studied brain anatomy, histology, biochemistry, and behavior in

46 We investigated the variation in brain anatomy in 16p11.2 deletion and duplication carrie

47 Neuroimaging studies of brain anatomy in autism spectrum disorder (ASD) have mos

48 atically improved the visualization of human brain anatomy in vivo.

49 pected to greatly enhance the study of human brain anatomy in vivo.

50 on MR tractography offers an overall view of brain anatomy, including the degree of connectivity betw

51 ion on the mechanisms of normal and abnormal brain anatomy, including WM composition and perturbation

52 .g., sign vs spoken), which likely influence brain anatomy independently.

53 Our results show that the developing brain anatomy is largely preserved in the reduced gene e

54 dardization procedure no expert knowledge of brain anatomy is required and global thresholding as wel

55 Human brain anatomy is strikingly diverse and highly inheritab

56 We compared the brain anatomy of 20 adult male pre-mutation members of k

57 There are few studies on brain anatomy of Asperger's syndrome, and no focal anato

58 The different brain anatomy of men and women is both a classic and con

59 , we provide a comprehensive analysis of the brain anatomy of the monarch butterfly that will ultimat

60 , appearance, or behavior, nor did it affect brain anatomy or intracranial pressure (ICP).

61 bjects with 22qDS have widespread changes in brain anatomy, particularly affecting white matter, basa

62 symptoms had greater regional alterations in brain anatomy, particularly in the left dorsolateral pre

63 In accordance with the partial rescue of brain anatomy, phosphorylation of the Cdk5 substrate mou

64 he findings reveal age-associated changes in brain anatomy, providing information about the trajector

65 Quantitative analysis of brain anatomy revealed that the affected twin had marked

66 of tractography to gain insights into normal brain anatomy that can aid our understanding of the cons

67 igence quotient (IQ) and (ii) alterations of brain anatomy that persist at least into late adolescenc

68 new possibilities for exploring features of brain anatomy that previously were not visible to us in

69 s review summarizes current knowledge of the brain anatomy that supports food intake and energy expen

70 le knock-out mice were viable and had normal brain anatomy, they exhibited a number of behavioral def

71 be enhanced by a population atlas of canine brain anatomy to implement group analyses.

72 We studied brain anatomy using quantitative MRI, and sensorimotor g

73 have been developed that, in the context of brain anatomy visualized with structural MRI, use both h

74 ndividuals with a more male-typic pattern of brain anatomy were significantly (ie, 3 times) more like

75 ectrum disorder have regional differences in brain anatomy, which correlate with specific aspects of