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1 l anterior insula and anterior midcingulate, cortically.

2 l anterior insula and anterior midcingulate, cortically.

3 alise in the posterior cytoplasm rather than cortically.

4 However, whether She1 subsequently affects cortically anchored dynein activity during microtubule s

5 During mitosis in budding yeast, cortically anchored dynein generates pulling forces on a

6 Cortically anchored dynein orients the spindle through i

7 microtubules and the cell cortex and involve cortically anchored motor protein dynein.

8 on" to "side-on." Astral microtubules engage cortically anchored motors along their length, as demons

9 positions because they have high density of cortically-anchored microtubules.

10 spatiotemporal dynamics of CCEP propagation cortically and subcortically are incompletely understood

11 terhemispheric connectivity and migration of cortically and subcortically derived neurons.

12 Glutamate, glutamine, and GABA were measured cortically and subcortically in bilateral basal ganglia

13 modulating the brain response to sound both cortically and subcortically, yet the genetic factors re

14 abnormalities of GABAergic inhibition, both cortically and subcortically.

15 sion, the foveal representation is magnified cortically, as are the fingertips in touch.

16 also determined that cell-cell contacts and cortically associated EB1/beta-catenin interactions are

17 A new study has shown an unexpected role for cortically associated endoplasmic reticulum in positioni

18 tion at any time during mitosis on LC20 from cortically associated myosin.

19 Rather than assemble into cortically associated patches, actin filaments in the bu

20 d interactions between the basal ganglia and cortically based circuits that influence social, emotion

21 When only cortically based lesions were considered, the correlatio

22 r may result from the progressive erasure of cortically based memory representations.

23 several research groups actively pursuing a cortically-based device capable of driving several hundr

24 Human patients rendered cortically blind by lesions to V1 can nevertheless discr

25 he discrimination of motion direction within cortically blind fields is not attributable to feature t

26 rmation processing were investigated in nine cortically blind observers performing a global direction

27 blindsight, the above-chance performance of cortically blind patients on forced-choice visual discri

28 y cortex and hence no conscious vision, some cortically blind patients show amygdala activation in re

29 Cortically blind patients with brain damage restricted t

30 ovement in neurotypical subjects and chronic cortically blind patients, indicating the potential of o

31 n model of decision making to understand how cortically blind subjects make a perceptual decision on

32 Within cortically blind subjects, activity in perilesional tiss

33 inducing visual recovery in CB, and (2) the cortically blind visual system can relearn to perform a

34 ciation of motion direction by visual field (cortically blind vs. intact) provides evidence that two

35 response and thus is worth measuring in the cortically blindfields as a predictor of intact psychoph

36 A subpopulation of cortically born GABAergic neurons was transcriptionally

37 in the ovarian surface epithelium, ingresses cortically by E12.5 or earlier, expresses Lgr5, but dela

38 s the processing of nonattended sensory cues cortically by neurochemically rendering the core cortica

39 appears to be a compensatory loss of cortico-cortically (CC) driven responses.

40 We assessed the participant's ability to cortically command his paralysed arm to perform simple s

41 The participant successfully cortically commanded single-joint and coordinated multi-

42 ch mediation occurs subcortically as well as cortically, concerns reward uncertainty and information

43 ng, high-density electroencephalography, and cortically constrained source estimation methods to inve

44 se and provide the groundwork for augmenting cortically controlled BMIs with multiple forms of natura

45 Work in cortically controlled neuroprosthetic systems has concen

46 Learning of this cortically controlled precision movement was improved up

47 monkey's arm was moved to passively follow a cortically controlled visual cursor, thereby providing t

48 r central mechanisms that, during 'skilled', cortically controlled walking, powerfully regulate the e

49 as well as MSNs, in anesthetized rats during cortically defined brain states.

50 he nuclei increased their projections to the cortically denervated cervical hemicord by 1.2- to 1.6-f

51 naptic plasticity of mature barrel cortex is cortically dependent and that modification of local cort

52 als than previously believed and need not be cortically dependent in all species.

53 conditioned taste aversion (CTA) in rats, a cortically dependent learning paradigm, to test this hyp

54 enetic mechanisms influence the formation of cortically dependent memory, particularly when there is

55 th cell type-specific perturbations to study cortically dependent mouse motor behaviors: kinematicall

56 and cross-area neural population dynamics in cortically-dependent tasks, like movement learning.

57 e and may work in concert with other unknown cortically derived factors to enhance BFCN morphologic d

58 In addition, cortically derived signals were successfully used for re

59 LUT2 protein induction occurs on a subset of cortically derived synaptic vesicles in excitatory synap

60 , permitting migrating interneurons to sense cortically directed guidance cues.

61 these distinct visual features, even though cortically disparate regions process color and motion co

62 chain (MLC) phosphorylation in concert with cortically distributed actin polymerization, findings hi

63 alphavbeta3 from discrete focal adhesions to cortically distributed sites through Gi- and Rac1-mediat

64 C. elegans, and is both cytoplasmically and cortically distributed.

65 H-1 and DCR-1 re-localize to cytoplasmic and cortically-distributed RNP granules and are necessary to

66 downscaling of functional connectivity in a cortically-dominant pattern formed during learning, as w

67 on thalamic signals to the striatum to shift cortically driven action selection, but the network mech

68 They support a cortically driven enhancement of the inhibitory mechanis

69 issue of Neuron, Chu et al. (2015) present a cortically driven form of heterosynaptic plasticity that

70 n restored corticostriatal input and boosted cortically driven indirect pathway activity.

71 Our findings appear to reflect strategic, cortically driven modulation of the express visuomotor c

72 and low-magnitude responses, consistent with cortically driven responses.

73 pair the ability of striatal neurons to gate cortically driven signals and contribute to the loss of

74 AChRs by CINs maintains a GABAergic brake on cortically-driven striatal output by 'priming' feedforwa

75 along the anterior-posterior axis depends on cortically enriched (PAR) and cytoplasmic (MEX-5/6) prot

76 50-100 nm in size, which can form and become cortically enriched by oligomerization.

77 -nucleus (sn) RNA-Seq were performed on four cortically enriched fetal rhesus kidneys of 129-131 days

78 r layers in both humans and mice, (ii) genes cortically enriched in humans relative to nonhuman prima

79 after fertilization by the widely conserved, cortically enriched PAR and PKC-3 proteins, which includ

80 nization of globus pallidus (GP) neurons and cortically entrained oscillations between GP and other b

81 With this method, we monitored cortically evoked activation of two immediate-early gene

82 -HT(2A) agonist TCB-2 on the spontaneous and cortically evoked activity of lateral and medial SNr neu

83 cal bias toward that direction, which can be cortically evoked by transcranial magnetic stimulation (

84 We also show that cortically evoked dopamine signals have other unique pro

85 ive interneurons, are important mediators of cortically evoked feedforward inhibition in the BLA.

86 By imaging cortically evoked firing in large populations of pathway

87 eased the basal firing rate and enhanced the cortically evoked inhibitory response of medial SNr neur

88 We demonstrate that the size of cortically evoked MEPs in the first dorsal interosseous,

89 signalling from the motor cortex, amplifying cortically evoked modulation of the basal ganglia.

90 ts suggest that c-tsDC stimulation amplifies cortically evoked movements through spinal mechanisms.

91 ment, calling into question the relevance of cortically evoked physiological biases to voluntary move

92 om 0.2 to 10 Hz decreased the latency of the cortically evoked responses without consistently influen

93 manner in which c-tsDC stimulation modulates cortically evoked simple single-joint and complex multij

94 tion of TP-10 (3.2 mg/kg) robustly increased cortically evoked spike activity in a manner that was bl

95 Cortically evoked spike activity was monitored in uretha

96 eptor antagonist MK-801 strongly reduced the cortically evoked striatal gene expression in all cell t

97 atal rAAV-Nurr1 overexpression (1) increased cortically-evoked firing in a subpopulation of identifie

98 on the brain is via physiological biases in cortically-evoked involuntary movements.

99 Thus, our observations suggest that cortically expressed BDNF functions to support the maint

100 ODP in knock-out mice lacking either the two cortically expressed Ca2+-stimulated adenylyl cyclases (

101 ata showing that 58% of the transcriptome is cortically expressed in at least 5% of our samples and t

102 By screening through all cortically expressed miRNAs in HeLa cells, we show that

103 at least 5% of our samples and that of these cortically expressed transcripts, 21% have expression pr

104 essed in the brainstem, whereas signaling by cortically facilitated VPm neurons is simultaneously enh

105 These findings argue for a cortically focal entrainment of ongoing alpha oscillatio

106 STATEMENT The language-processing network is cortically (i.e., gray matter) well defined.

107 slides free cytoplasmic microtubules against cortically immobilized microtubules, generating forces t

108 ase peripheral aster was confirmed to spread cortically in an umbrella-like pattern, with microtubule

109 Alzheimer's disease (AD), first accumulates cortically in the default mode network (DMN), years befo

110 ning can restore visual functions in chronic cortically-induced blindness (CB).

111 Thus, in cortically-induced blindness, the early post-stroke peri

112 esearch has focused on patients with chronic cortically-induced blindness.

113 ection perimetry, just as it does in chronic cortically-induced blindness.

114 uses a loss of vision known as hemianopia or cortically-induced blindness.

115 he inferior colliculus (ICc) were studied in cortically intact and decorticate rats.

116 onstrate that increased NREM sleep, mediated cortically, is an active response to social-defeat stres

117 mechanisms involving centrosome function and cortically localized Adenomatous Polyposis Coli tumor su

118 rst detected in neuroblasts where it becomes cortically localized and tethered by the adapter protein

119 of Wnt11(+) ureteric progenitor cells within cortically localized branch tips until postnatal day 3.

120 In addition, we show that cortically localized Conu can promote cell proliferation

121 d microtubule motor for organelle transport, cortically localized dynein has been shown to capture an

122 An asymmetrical network of cortically localized PAR proteins forms shortly after fe

123 We propose that asymmetric cortically localized PAR proteins mediate the anterior e

124 e we report that LET-99 asymmetry depends on cortically localized PAR-1 and PAR-4 but not on cytoplas

125 How cortically localized Par-3 establishes asymmetric Notch

126 r leaflet, stimulated via phosphorylation by cortically localized protein kinase Fpk1.

127 identification of mutants in genes encoding cortically localized proteins.

128 distribution of a group of widely conserved, cortically localized regulators called the PAR proteins,

129 In WT eggs, zinc was detected in cortically-localized vesicles which underwent exocytosis

130 Separase localized to cortically located filamentous structures in prometaphas

131 indles originate thalamically and downstates cortically, loosely grouping spindle occurrence.

132 tricity are eliminated when stimulus size is cortically magnified (M-scaled) to equate the size of it

133 Two cortically magnified gratings were presented, one in the

134 ripheral valid, neutral, or invalid cue, two cortically magnified gratings were presented, one in the

135 ally specific delta modulation in supporting cortically mediated behaviour including the ability to f

136 f awareness and has recently been defined as cortically mediated behaviour.

137 Cortically mediated changes in network state significant

138 during the transition from subcortically to cortically mediated mechanisms, happening around 2-3 mon

139 scribes similar rapidly induced changes in a cortically mediated perception in human subjects, the ve

140 ock-out mice display impaired performance in cortically mediated processes, suggesting that signaling

141 n with single-unit cortical physiology, that cortically mediated vision can be preserved with this tr

142 w-level motor responses could interfere with cortically mediated voluntary behaviour that naturally i

143 ns have revealed the existence of rapid, yet cortically mediated, reflex eye movements that automatic

144 en together, our results show that hASR is a cortically-mediated behaviour, and suggest that it could

145 An even later, presumed, cortically-mediated burst of muscle activity became addi

146 ity based on hypothesized subcortically- and cortically-mediated feedback components driven by simila

147 utilization of other body parts that do not cortically neighbor the hand territory.

148 which phantom pain arises from remapping of cortically neighbouring representations (lower face) int

149 rapid visually evoked reach adjustments are cortically organized in humans, we have measured their l

150 Cortically patterned STN neuronal activity was less phas

151 Cortically, pretreatment, patients' population-receptive

152 y areas themselves are the primary source of cortically processed biosonar information to the rest of

153 neurons (SPNs) associate a diverse array of cortically processed information to regulate action sele

154 interaction between cholinergic neurons and cortically projecting BF GABAergic neurons using immunoh

155 to auditory cortical responses and activated cortically projecting cholinergic axons.

156 of the basal forebrain heavily populated by cortically projecting cholinergic neurons, precedes and

157 wed that cholinergic fibers apposed putative cortically projecting GABAergic neurons containing parva

158 tion, in part, through disfacilitation of BF cortically projecting GABAergic/PV neurons.

159 The data suggest that cortically projecting monoaminergic fibers play an impor

160 cted to and released synaptic glutamate onto cortically projecting neurons of the magnocellular basal

161 The major finding was that cortically projecting neurons were located within the mi

162 g GABAergic neurons, including the subset of cortically projecting neurons, which contain the calcium

163 hibited the intrinsic membrane properties of cortically projecting neurons.

164 Here we demonstrate that long-distance cortically projecting nonpyramidal neurons occur in monk

165 In contrast, misexpression of Zfp312 in cortically projecting pyramidal neurons of layers II and

166 crosphere labeling reveal that about half of cortically projecting subplate neurons are glutamatergic

167 rthermore specific to a sub-class of PC, sub-cortically projecting Type-A cells, and coincided with e

168 Thus, cortically projecting, BF GABAergic/PV neurons are excit

169 ine in the basal forebrain and activation of cortically projecting, non-cholinergic neurons, includin

170 /postsynaptic covariance and activity of the cortically-projecting cholinergic basal forebrain, in ph

171 rons represent the principal noncholinergic, cortically-projecting neurons.

172 Cortically recruited Pon can move apically or basally wi

173 These results imply that addiction connotes cortically regulated cognitive and emotional processes,

174 mediated cancer-cell killing is hampered for cortically soft cancer cells, which have plasma membrane

175 ay components that regulate proliferation of cortically specified human neuroepithelial stem cells (c

176 spholipid binding but instead an independent cortically stabilizing activity of Dlg.

177 nimal to distinguish from the state of being cortically stimulated.

178 m and a subcortically mediated trigger for a cortically stored motor program have been hypothesized.

179 and without a SAS would argue in favor of a cortically stored response.

180 rocess for converting short-term memory into cortically stored, long-lasting memory in the mammalian

181 striatal degeneration induced by the loss of cortically supplied brain-derived neurotrophic factor (B

182 prising parallel between flies and frogs, as cortically tethered Xenopus Vg1 mRNA undergoes a similar

183 Cortically, the activated areas included the entire supe

184 The MFS is relatively deeper and cortically thinner in chimpanzees compared to humans.

185 erved in all three groups (acute responsive, cortically triggered and deep DBS leads only).

186 o the information processing capabilities of cortically versus subcortically controlled motor systems

187 Cortically, we observed activity of bilateral rostrolate

188 Although the language network is cortically well defined, the role of the white matter pa