戻る
「早戻しボタン」を押すと検索画面に戻ります。 [閉じる]

コーパス検索結果 (１語後でソート)

通し番号をクリックするとPubMedの該当ページを表示します
1  unclear how sleep influences the associated arousal response.
2 ivated transcription factor, greatly reduced arousal responses.
3 d and were not usually associated with other arousal responses.
4  cortex, indicating spatial heterogeneity of arousal responses.
5 before optical VTA stimulation inhibited the arousal responses and restoration of righting in 6/6 ChR
6 ia, i.e., the heart rate and ventilatory and arousal responses, and abolishes the normal decrease in
7 ripheral theories of emotion was that bodily arousal responses are too undifferentiated to account fo
8  precise relationship between discomfort (or arousal) responses as a function of distance from an obs
9 -conditioned stimuli reinstated the acquired arousal response, as reflected in pupil and EEG alpha-be
10 duced spontaneous recovery of threat related arousal responses, as compared to the waitlist control g
11 and autonomic function as well as stress and arousal responses attributed to EM-1 in the central nerv
12                  Sound presentations yielded arousal response curves that varied because of sound lev
13 nction, we hypothesized that blunted hypoxic arousal responses during sleep Stage 3/4 would be presen
14 luctuations to characterize the cortical and arousal responses elicited by a cued go/no-go task.
15 MRI signal is a substantial component of the arousal response governed by the autonomic nervous syste
16                     The amygdala mediates an arousal response in anticipation of rewards, whereas PFo
17                                   The sexual arousal response in healthy women can be monitored at se
18    These results suggest a specific role for arousal responses in loss aversion.
19  models we performed a behavioral screen for arousal responses including emotionality, locomotor, and
20                                   The infant arousal response involves subcortical and cortical respo
21                                              Arousal responses linked to locus coeruleus noradrenergi
22 t appropriately transcoded into somato-motor-arousal responses normally associated with an aversive m
23                              The spontaneous arousal responses occur periodically but with a high lev
24 atory autonomic, respiratory, somatomotor or arousal responses that limit the extent of blood pressur
25 ted the behavioral, but not electrocortical, arousal response to caffeine.
26  neurons mediate the potentially life-saving arousal response to hypercapnia.
27 that Lmx1b(f/f/p) mice completely lacked any arousal response to inhalation of 10% CO(2) (with 21% O(
28                                              Arousal response to surprisal outside the scope of consc
29  sizable number of individuals displaying no arousal response to the visual or auditory stimuli, rega
30 creased threat sensitivity may interact with arousal responses to alter hippocampal reactivity, and f
31  and physiologic evidence points to impaired arousal responses to hypercarbia and hypoxia, which ulti
32 ith 21% O(2) in balance N(2)) but had normal arousal responses to hypoxia, sound, and air puff.
33 ), we evaluated the muscle, ventilatory, and arousal responses to negative-pressure challenges during
34 C1 neurons orchestrate cardiorespiratory and arousal responses to somatic stresses, whereas RTN selec
35                          LC is implicated in arousal, response to novelty, and cognitive functions, i
36 nt inputs control the gain of LC-NA-mediated arousal responses, whereas non-coincident inputs, such a