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1 erences may underlie the observed pattern of neuroanatomic abnormalities and contribute to the specif

2 dhood, and consider the relationship between neuroanatomic abnormalities and the cognitive profile of

3 in length exhibit late-onset behavioral and neuroanatomic abnormalities consistent with HD.

4 The purpose of this study was to assess neuroanatomic abnormalities in children and adolescents

5 cations for understanding sex differences in neuroanatomic abnormalities in regions associated with p

6 Neuroanatomic abnormalities in schizophrenia may underli

7 ted cohorts at high risk for ASD, reciprocal neuroanatomic abnormalities were found and determined to

8 s and progressive behavioral, locomotor, and neuroanatomic abnormalities.

9 We examine whether neuroanatomic alterations are 1) consistently observed i

10 udies selected for inclusion in this review, neuroanatomic alterations emerged across regions that ar

11 tion of cannabis may be linked to persistent neuroanatomic alterations typically seen in regular cann

12 or complex visual hallucinations may lead to neuroanatomic ambiguity, and elevated intracranial press

13 analysis of individual synaptic triads with neuroanatomic analyses and multiphoton live imaging of d

14 r zone and rescued some, but not all, of the neuroanatomic and behavioral abnormalities characteristi

15 ut there are limited data on their long-term neuroanatomic and cognitive consequences.

16 These neuroanatomic and functional changes are associated with

17 orescein labeling of GSNs to determine their neuroanatomic and functional relationships with orexin n

18 orks are qualitatively consistent with known neuroanatomic and functional structures in the spinal co

19 However, neuroanatomic and molecular mechanisms are not fully und

20 tion measures and to examine correlates with neuroanatomic and neurophysiologic anomalies.

21 Cardiac dysfunction is associated with neuroanatomic and neuropsychological changes in aging ad

22 traits drawn from behavioral/neurocognitive, neuroanatomic, and transcriptomic phenotypic domains, we

23 reduced hippocampal volume, indicating that neuroanatomic anomalies associated with depression may p

24 The neuroanatomic basis for this oro-facial coordination is

25 In this study, the neuroanatomic basis of empathy was investigated in 123 p

26 Sexual dimorphism in drug-related neuroanatomic changes and brain-behavior relationships m

27 ort the importance of prospectively studying neuroanatomic changes in bipolar disorder.

28 ental animal models, chronic stress leads to neuroanatomic changes in the hippocampus, in particular

29 Here we identify the neuroanatomic changes that are shared by 22 OCD adult an

30 science, ranging from neurophysiological and neuroanatomic characterizations to questions about neura

31 several neurotransmitters within one or more neuroanatomic circuits.

32 ins indicated that the degree of within-pair neuroanatomic concordance varied with brain region.

33 ns of HSV infection are considered here in a neuroanatomic context.

34 ure apraxia of speech clearly exists, with a neuroanatomic correlate of superior lateral premotor and

35 To examine the neuroanatomic correlates of impaired self-awareness, dis

36 developing youth, we demonstrate dissociable neuroanatomic correlations that parallel those found in

37 tein E receptor 2 (ApoER2) exhibit identical neuroanatomic defects in laminar structures throughout t

38 results in ataxic mice that exhibit several neuroanatomic defects reminiscent of reeler.

39 Neuroanatomic deficiencies in limbic structures suggest

40 These studies delineate normal neuroanatomic development and can be used to understand

41 ng and diffusion tensor imaging to determine neuroanatomic differences between stress-susceptible and

42 in unawareness of illness in schizophrenia, neuroanatomic differences have not been examined.

43 Investigating neuroanatomic differences in monozygotic twins who are d

44 In this study, the neuroanatomic distribution of CRF1 and CRF2 receptor bin

45 The neuroanatomic distribution of this CRF receptor family m

46 of ischemia alone on brain NAD(H) levels and neuroanatomic distribution.

47 Neuroanatomic documentation of a delay in regional corti

48 Neuroanatomic effects seemed fixed and non-progressive,

49 critical first steps are identifying where (neuroanatomic effects), when (timepoint in the lifespan)

50 uthors sought to examine the symptomatic and neuroanatomic effects, in young adulthood, of exposure t

51 s approach, we search for neurocognitive and neuroanatomic endophenotypes for schizophrenia in large

52 dentification of Glut4 neurons as a distinct neuroanatomic entity with a likely metabolic role.

53 Neuroanatomic evaluation of the MGC revealed that the do

54 There was no neuroanatomic evidence that AhR is preferentially coloca

55 We have studied the neuroanatomic extent of electroconvulsive (ECS)-responsi

56 l months) resulting from the combinations of neuroanatomic feature, cortical layer, and brain cytoarc

57 n individual measurements of six microscopic neuroanatomic features for each of six cortical layers i

58 les is accounted for by the six microscopic, neuroanatomic features.

59 These results suggest that neuroanatomic FG abnormalities underlie at least some of

60 These convergent cognitive and neuroanatomic findings in individuals with a CSF molecul

61 were manually reconstructed within a common neuroanatomic framework, forming a cortico-cortical conn

62 evaluated systematically and according to a neuroanatomic framework.

63 First, using in vivo neuroanatomic imaging on 14 pairs of monozygotic twins (

64 This neuroanatomic information provides important clues as to

65 of the human brain lesion and the behavioral neuroanatomic literatures, may help to explain some of t

66 alence are represented in spatially distinct neuroanatomic loci within the lateral horn.

67 These findings point toward a neuroanatomic locus for economic rationality in the agin

68 children participated in the study, with 837 neuroanatomic magnetic resonance images acquired longitu

69 l thickness were determined in vivo from 764 neuroanatomic magnetic resonance images acquired longitu

70 f 193 typically developing children with 389 neuroanatomic magnetic resonance images and varying leve

71 ents (mean 23.8 years, SD 4.3) with repeated neuroanatomic magnetic resonance imaging.

72 osum may thus provide an easily identifiable neuroanatomic marker to screen individuals possessing a

73 First, we investigated neuroanatomic markers of familial predisposition by comp

74 d oxytocin receptor protein with established neuroanatomic methods.

75 ese data enable us to propose a componential neuroanatomic model of action that delineates the specif

76 Here we present evidence for a neuroanatomic model of conceptual combination from three

77 Theoretical neuroanatomic models of posttraumatic stress disorder (P

78 antic representation of "plaid jacket." Many neuroanatomic models of semantic memory propose that het

79 severity consistent with current functional neuroanatomic models of this disorder.

80 Consistent with current functional neuroanatomic models, patients with PTSD exhibited alter

81 adolescents were genotyped and had repeated neuroanatomic MRI (total 530 scans).

82 in cortical thickness was estimated from two neuroanatomic MRI scans in 43 youths with ADHD.

83 ologic (n = 5-6 animals, 21-25 cells/group), neuroanatomic (n = 6-8/group), and behavioral (n = 12/gr

84 ance imaging of the human brain to study the neuroanatomic network involved in aversive conditioning

85 Converging neuroanatomic, neurophysiological, and neurobehavioral e

86 g to identify the potential relation between neuroanatomic or neurophysiologic abnormalities and cogn

87 s is the first in a series of reports on the neuroanatomic organization and connectivity of the macaq

88 To gain further insight into the neuroanatomic organization of the DRN, neuronal populati

89 The lattice-like grid is a novel functional/neuroanatomic organization that is ideal for distributin

90 The neuroanatomic organizing principles underlying integrati

91 In order to map the neuroanatomic origins of the complex neuropsychiatric be

92 he detection of abnormalities in fundamental neuroanatomic parameters.

93 Continuing to clarify the neuroanatomic pathways in autistic spectrum disorders co

94 red with healthy controls, in near-identical neuroanatomic patterns.

95 nces in clinical phenotype to differences in neuroanatomic phenotype.

96 could be implemented via a direct functional neuroanatomic projection between IFC and STN (a "hyperdi

97 s nonuniformly distributed across strain and neuroanatomic region, suggesting certain organizing prin

98 vide potential treatment targets in distinct neuroanatomic regions during multifocal neurological dis

99 grammar, which have been closely linked with neuroanatomic regions for which sex differences have bee

100 Results Tissues from the four neuroanatomic regions of gadodiamide-exposed patients co

101 Astrocyte-specific RNAs from various neuroanatomic regions were attained using RiboTag techno

102 ced gene expression changes differed between neuroanatomic regions when comparing astrocytes from spi

103 identify the volume and mean thickness of 34 neuroanatomic regions.

104 s of the apolipoprotein E gene have distinct neuroanatomic signatures, identifiable in childhood.

105 htly delayed compared with that described in neuroanatomic specimens.

106 These results suggest that certain neuroanatomic structures may be associated with attentio

107 veal that measures of inhibition covary with neuroanatomic structures previously identified as sensit

108 ectrode recordings enable the delineation of neuroanatomic structures.

109 ate quantitative estimates of objects within neuroanatomic structures.

110 From the earliest neuroanatomic studies of reeler, it was anticipated that

111 Neuroanatomic studies of schizophrenia have reported tem

112 Neuroanatomic studies with magnetic resonance (MR) imagi

113 ere compared with the GA guidelines based on neuroanatomic studies.

114 gap junction proteins Cx26 and Cx32 form the neuroanatomic substrate for this gap junctional communic

115 erences in behavior are extensive, but their neuroanatomic substrate is unclear.

116 nown to influence sleep-wake regulation, the neuroanatomic substrate(s) mediating these effects remai

117 ymptoms and 22q11DS suggest partially shared neuroanatomic substrates.

118 Using computational neuroanatomic techniques, we estimated cortical thicknes

119 ferent terminals that express GluR5/6/7, two neuroanatomic tracers were injected in the sciatic nerve

120 e spinal cord to the brain, as determined by neuroanatomic tracing and behavioral testing.

121 Neuroanatomic tracing and immunohistochemistry were used

122 Although neuroanatomic variation in this network was also heritab

123 n therapy or drug dose had a major impact on neuroanatomic volumes.

124 in geriatric depression and suggest possible neuroanatomic vulnerabilities to developing particular n