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1 ated alpha-tubulin is tightly controlled and stereotypic.

2 he 22 ganglion cell populations were largely stereotypic across the 71 retinas studied.

3 elective since neither total, ambulatory nor stereotypic activity was affected by either MA itself or

4 activity, total distance, vertical activity, stereotypic activity, and number of stereotypic movement

5 activity, total distance, vertical activity, stereotypic activity, and number of stereotypic movement

6 .p. daily for 36 days, affects locomotor and stereotypic activity, as well as coordination, balance,

7 The stress response is an innate, stereotypic, adaptive response to stressors that has evo

8 mice frequently expresses almost identical, stereotypic Ag receptors.

9 its maturation in foragers via a sequence of stereotypic age-dependent quantitative and qualitative c

10 ent and disease is hampered by the lack of a stereotypic anatomical organization, which limits matura

11 ven morphological type of cell was generally stereotypic and consistent across retinas.

12 ned, explicit beliefs correctly aligned with stereotypic and counterstereotypic facts.

13 l cells partake in coupled networks that are stereotypic and highly circumscribed.

14 presentation within the striatum were highly stereotypic and independent of the cortical activity pro

15 ntagonist, reduced only the MK-801-dependent stereotypic and limbic seizure behavior of D1CT-7 mice,

16 ion of behavioral expressions to predictable stereotypic and repetitive motor patterns.

17 However, providing precise, stereotypic and reproducible cues while concomitantly re

18 tion task to probe the rate at which counter-stereotypic and stereotypic individuals can be learned.

19 ruction of models for the molecular basis of stereotypic animal behavior as well as a target for the

20 y papilla types on the mammalian tongue have stereotypic anterior and posterior tongue locations.

21 ost vertebrates, pharyngeal arches form in a stereotypic anterior-to-posterior progression.

22 n, and ameliorates defects in communicative, stereotypic, anxiety-like and sensorimotor behaviors.

23 curricula take a categorical and potentially stereotypic approach to "cultural competence" that weds

24 set of flower differentiation is key for the stereotypic architecture of flowers.

25 This stereotypic arrangement is also found across the adult h

26 Here, we exploit the stereotypic arrangement of proteins in the nuclear pore

27 of neuron-specific genes, block formation of stereotypic axon branches, perturb neuronal migrations,

28 nto the nodal area, thereby facilitating the stereotypic axonal domain organization and saltatory con

29 can be grouped based on their expression of stereotypic B cell receptors (BCRs), strongly suggesting

30 e describe a new subset of M-CLL, expressing stereotypic BCRs highly specific for beta-(1,6)-glucan,

31 SCH-23390 (D1, 0.25 mg/kg day), blocked the stereotypic behavior and neurodegeneration in the somato

32 Stereotypic behavior at an early stage could be explaine

33 M1 did not improve the reduced locomotor and stereotypic behavior of the aged rats.

34 s from the uterus 1-6 hr after mating with a stereotypic behavior regulated by a brain signaling path

35 ween precise timing of individual spikes and stereotypic behavior suggests that song is represented i

36 Also, stereotypic behavior was significantly suppressed in the

37 communication and social interaction, and by stereotypic behavior, affects about 1 in 68, predominant

38 ial recognition and communication, increased stereotypic behavior, and impaired spatial learning and

39 pamine depletions affect locomotor activity, stereotypic behavior, and/or extracellular dopamine conc

40 ebrile seizures in infancy, impaired speech, stereotypic behavior, hypertonia and a specific facial g

41 ounds that function as pheromones to promote stereotypic behavior.

42 ma ligands have been shown to ameliorate PCP stereotypic behavior.

43 thy wherein sensitivity to the locomotor and stereotypic behavioral effects of d-amphetamine and coca

44 ng behavior, and enhanced sensitivity to the stereotypic behavioral effects of d-amphetamine and GBR

45 cute infections are associated with a set of stereotypic behavioral responses, including anorexia, le

46 each developmental stage, insects perform a stereotypic behavioral sequence leading to ecdysis of th

47 rocesses, including ones in which repetitive stereotypic behaviors and motor disturbances are present

48 paired social interaction and communication, stereotypic behaviors and motor dysfunction.

49 pecifically, a medication should not improve stereotypic behaviors at the expense of worsening sociab

50 gly, similar to 8-week old mice, spontaneous stereotypic behaviors during social interaction were mor

51 nd Swiss Webster mice on several spontaneous stereotypic behaviors emerging during social interaction

52 loss of Cul3 in prefrontal cortex (PFC), and stereotypic behaviors linked to the loss of Cul3 in stri

53 Insect pheromones elicit stereotypic behaviors that are critical for survival and

54 These stereotypic behaviors that are triggered by Agrp neurons

55 include respiratory inflation and sequential stereotypic behaviors that facilitate shedding of the cu

56 otype consisting of transient hyperactivity, stereotypic behaviors, and an acute 12-fold increase in

57 ultrasonic vocalizations, perseverative and stereotypic behaviors, anxiety, learning and memory defi

58 d-cycloserine improves both sociability and stereotypic behaviors, but these effects may lack strain

59 Adgrl1(-/-) mice demonstrated stereotypic behaviors, sexual dysfunction, bimodal extre

60 n ASDs: impaired sociability and spontaneous stereotypic behaviors.

61 l interactions, combined with repetitive and stereotypic behaviors.

62 y, inhibition of open-field exploration, and stereotypic behaviors.

63 ential therapeutic avenues for diseases with stereotypic behaviors.

64 velopment and are capable of a wide range of stereotypic behaviors.

65 estigations address the relationship between stereotypic behaviour and reproduction.

66 We examined the correlation between stereotypic behaviour and reproductive performance in 10

67 Pacing behaviour, the most frequent stereotypic behaviour displayed by laboratory rhesus mac

68 bud formation has long been thought to drive stereotypic branching morphogenesis even though isolated

69 opment, the endoderm undergoes extensive and stereotypic branching morphogenesis.

70 Neurons elaborate dendrites with stereotypic branching patterns, thereby defining their r

71 uired to sustain spontaneous bursting or the stereotypic burst waveform.

72 dicotolydonous plants in that it shows a non-stereotypic cell division pattern, formation of dorsal-v

73 l attachment to anterior niche cap cells and stereotypic cell division, whereby only one daughter rem

74 called merophytes, which undergo a series of stereotypic cell divisions and give rise to all cell typ

75 levels of LGR5, and there is no evidence of stereotypic cellular hierarchy.

76 ilopodia, growth cones displayed a series of stereotypic changes in behavior, including turning towar

77 ion in the nervous system is associated with stereotypic changes in intracellular calcium concentrati

78 Recognition of stereotypic chemical patterns by sentinel cells of the i

79 s from the 16 chromosomes are organized in a stereotypic cluster encircling central spindle microtubu

80 of reproducible quantities of adenosine with stereotypic concentration waveforms that agreed well wit

81 The formation of precise stereotypic connections in sensory systems is critical f

82 on how distinct presynaptic cell types form stereotypic connections with an individual postsynaptic

83 eceive input from diverse afferents but form stereotypic connections with each axon type to execute t

84 mechanisms underlying the highly precise and stereotypic connectivity of the nervous system.

85 ted by the question of how such complex, yet stereotypic, connectivity arises during embryogenesis.

86 on impact of the electrical stimulation on a stereotypic connectome of converging white matter bundle

87 cerebellar physiology is determining how the stereotypic, conserved circuitry of the cerebellar corte

88 The intra-clonal behaviors were highly stereotypic, conserved under the stress of transplantati

89 haviors, such as increased basal locomotion, stereotypic counts, and exaggerated response to the psyc

90 henotype includes various organ dysmorphies, stereotypic craniofacial anomalies and brain malformatio

91 tinal nematodes as a class as triggers for a stereotypic cytokine response, but not the ability to di

92 NPAS1/NPAS3-deficient mice also exhibited stereotypic darting behavior at weaning and increased lo

93 is complex acts from the skin to pattern the stereotypic dendritic arbors of PVD and FLP somatosensor

94 endritic arborization (DA) neurons elaborate stereotypic dendritic branching patterns underneath the

95 etworks and is essential for maintaining the stereotypic developmental programme of the root.

96 at H3K36 and that Set2p activity begins at a stereotypic distance from the initiation of transcriptio

97 We found a stereotypic distribution of channels in the cells, such

98 diac variability alters the common view of a stereotypic 'dive reflex' in diving mammals.

99 Inhibition of replicon initiation is a stereotypic DNA damage response mediated through S check

100 by which pools of precursors are defined in stereotypic domains in response to inductive signals is

101 We endeavored to identify a stereotypic, dominant, mature virion (MV) neutralizing a

102 all nucleosome-depleted region, but lack the stereotypic downstream nucleosome arrays, highlighting a

103 These facts were either stereotypic (e.g., Jonathan is the doctor, Elizabeth is

104 een the light and dark phase, with a smaller stereotypic effect during the dark phase when compared t

105 stereotypy; we conclude, therefore, that the stereotypic effect of bicuculline is not mediated by dop

106 avioral sensitization to their locomotor and stereotypic effects in rodents.

107 The stereotypic effects of the highest dose of methylphenida

108 elicited sensitization to its locomotor and stereotypic effects.

109 n for rearing, with no augmented response to stereotypic effects.

110 We previously described stereotypic env sequence variations in SIVmac251-infecte

111 in, we illustrate the long-term stability of stereotypic escape mutations in the immunodominant HLA-B

112 phosphorylated Tau and with recovery of the stereotypic escape response behavior.

113 ore recently in Xenopus, as reflected by the stereotypic expression patterns of these genes during X.

114 With few exceptions, neurons responded in a stereotypic fashion to changes in temporal modulation, w

115 mmon cohort of genes changes expression in a stereotypic fashion upon exposure to any of a wide varie

116 Tracking of conserved stereotypic features of Ig variable regions characterist

117 r17 expression in oligodendrocytes exhibited stereotypic features of myelinating disorders in the CNS

118 Early trauma exposed rats displayed stereotypic footshock reactivity, yet by adulthood, hipp

119 ion-evoked sag potential and current (Ih) is stereotypic for mitral cells belonging to the same glome

120 ty-related behavior, seizures, kyphosis, and stereotypic forelimb motions.

121 ching movements, uncovering a pronounced and stereotypic forelimb motor oscillation, the core feature

122 NCAM during brain formation may disturb the stereotypic formation of neuronal contacts and could con

123 ng Central Nervous System (CNS) exploits the stereotypic formation of this tissue to provide high Wg

124 males, cis-vaccenyl acetate (cVA), evokes a stereotypic gender-specific behavior in both males and f

125 his, we are unique in demonstrating that the stereotypic glomerular convergence of M72-GFP OSN axons

126 oliferation and subsequent initiation of the stereotypic 'gyrification sequence', seen in naturally g

127 loss of acquired motor and language skills, stereotypic hand movements and severe cognitive impairme

128 m, ataxia, intermittent hyperventilation and stereotypic hand movements.

129 spasms, irritability, failure to thrive, and stereotypic hand movements.

130 L that use IGHV3-21-encoded IgH with another stereotypic HCDR3, DPSFYSSSWTLFDY (motif-2), invariably

131 We found that the rats developed stereotypic head and whisker movements to solve this tas

132 t decreased by the high dose, which produced stereotypic head bobbing.

133 GC content and transcript length as well as stereotypic heterogeneity in coverage across transcripts

134 There is no stereotypic human islet, and thus, a sufficient number o

135 ta-(1,6)-glucan binding depended on both the stereotypic Ig heavy and light chains, as well as on a d

136 stic pairing of IgH and IgL observed for the stereotypic Ig made by CLL cells that express IGHV3-21.

137 A different stereotypic IGHV1-69/IGHD3-16(RF2)/IGHJ3 rearrangement c

138 We had previously revealed stereotypic IGHV1-69/IGHJ6 rearrangements in normal naiv

139 ent calcium events that form bursts that are stereotypic in form.

140 be the rate at which counter-stereotypic and stereotypic individuals can be learned.

141 iting matrilysin activity, contributing to a stereotypic injury response that promotes airway fibrosi

142 exit the follicular epithelium to perform a stereotypic, invasive migration.

143 They are largely based on the prevailing stereotypic islet architecture in which an enclosed stru

144 eriod before cue presentation and engaged in stereotypic jumping and grooming immediately after makin

145 n PlexA4 or Sema6A exhibit severe defects in stereotypic lamina-specific neurite arborization of tyro

146 rafish; these units consist of either highly stereotypic large glomeruli or smaller anatomically indi

147 Episodes of stereotypic laughing, possibly consistent with a pseudob

148 al disability, absent speech, shy character, stereotypic laughter, muscular hypotonia that progressed

149 aused by microorganisms is associated with a stereotypic lipidomic profile, and that analysis of AF m

150 We demonstrate that lesions develop in a stereotypic location and pattern, preceded by endothelia

151 essing that particular receptor to a pair of stereotypic locations (glomeruli) in each olfactory bulb

152 AOB and converge into distinct glomeruli in stereotypic locations, they are no longer restricted to

153 geting forebrain EphA4 during performance of stereotypic locomotion and voluntary movement: adaptive

154 volvement in the moment-to-moment control of stereotypic locomotion.

155 al misprojections on voluntary movements and stereotypic locomotion.

156 a unilateral voluntary limb movement, not a stereotypic locomotor movement, will become a bilateral

157 Reactivity of the stereotypic mAbs with MYHIIA was confirmed by Western bl

158 that filamentous tau appears to spread in a stereotypic manner as the disease progresses.

159 rdwired' to interact with MHC molecules in a stereotypic manner to elicit a T cell signal, a finding

160 programs that are dynamically executed in a stereotypic manner, and deciphering these molecular mech

161 ure develops shortly after birth in a highly stereotypic manner, during which time it is accessible t

162 The EN1 interneurons extend axons in a stereotypic manner, first ventrally, then rostrally for

163 hibitors differed in their ability to rescue stereotypic marble-burying behavior and weight gain.

164 ferences between groups were observed in the stereotypic measure in all three challenges.

165 AVE cells show a stereotypic migratory behaviour within the VE, which is

166 components of the cell, contributing to the stereotypic morphological and biochemical changes that c

167 that generate them exhibit an assortment of stereotypic morphological motifs that first appeared mor

168 medulla neuropil glia (mng) variants acquire stereotypic morphologies with columnar and layered branc

169 The larval visual system has a simple and stereotypic morphology, can be recognized histologically

170 Stereotypic motor behavior is a widespread phenomenon of

171 -2Ralpha increased the incidence of in-place stereotypic motor behaviors, including head up head bobb

172 in the expression of ambulatory activity and stereotypic motor behaviors, while inducing increased ne

173 ) on novelty-induced ambulatory activity and stereotypic motor behaviors.

174 tical and horizontal ambulatory activity and stereotypic motor movements.

175 rcuits, and recent results demonstrated that stereotypic motor responses characteristic of psychomoto

176 pe mice, the transgenic mice exhibited fewer stereotypic movements in the open field test, higher bas

177 ctivity, stereotypic activity, and number of stereotypic movements were recorded.

178 activity, total distance traveled, rearing, stereotypic movements, and number of discrete movements.

179 ss in the activity monitor, engaged in fewer stereotypic movements, spent more time resting, and trav

180 ontal activity, total distance and number of stereotypic movements.

181 the enhancement in distance traveled versus stereotypic movements.

182 5-fold more potent than cocaine in enhancing stereotypic movements.

183 ctivity, stereotypic activity, and number of stereotypic movements.

184 ncluded vomiting, dykinesias, dystonias, and stereotypic movements.

185 The stereotypic nature of acquired mutations provides suppor

186 5 surrounding nurse cells are connected in a stereotypic network via intracellular bridges known as r

187 s thought to be crucial for constructing the stereotypic neural networks during brain development.

188 , amacrine cells and bipolar cells establish stereotypic neurite arborization patterns to form functi

189 We identify a set of stereotypic neurite outgrowth morphodynamic behaviors in

190 nset cell loss in specific brain regions and stereotypic neuroanatomical and behavioral aberrations.

191 tion of the marrow space by tumor cells, and stereotypic neurochemical alterations in the spinal cord

192 s demonstrated that this response is neither stereotypic nor completely nonspecific, and that differe

193 The atonal (ato) proneural gene specifies a stereotypic number of sensory organ precursors (SOP) wit

194 rojections to specific glomeruli, creating a stereotypic olfactory sensory map.

195 In addition, stereotypic or compulsive-like behaviors such as compuls

196 r with defined genetic background exhibits a stereotypic or heterogeneous response to ICB treatment.

197 melanogaster produces 40 neuronal types in a stereotypic order.

198 thin a previously unappreciated structurally stereotypic organ architecture.

199 m the neuroectoderm of each hemisegment in a stereotypic orthogonal array of five rows and three colu

200 ecessarily restricted to generating a single stereotypic output, but can rather exhibit diverse funct

201 egration of excitation and inhibition with a stereotypic 'overlap-but-mismatched' pattern: the peaks

202 Pain, peripheral manifestations, and stereotypic paroxysmal dizziness spells are common with

203 trix, W(post,pre), revealing a complement of stereotypic pathways dominated by layer 2 outflow to dee

204 ate in the brains of PD patients following a stereotypic pattern consistent with progressive spreadin

205 a subset of mesodermal cells organized in a stereotypic pattern in each hemisegment.

206 euromuscular junction (NMJ) takes place in a stereotypic pattern in which nerves terminate at select

207 nvolving a deletion of the Gli3 gene, have a stereotypic pattern of abnormalities in lung morphogenes

208 Importantly, the stereotypic pattern of border cell fates in the adjacent

209 The stereotypic pattern of cell shapes in the Arabidopsis sh

210 The meander tail (mea) gene results in a stereotypic pattern of cerebellar abnormalities, most no

211 egulation of Integrin activation organizes a stereotypic pattern of ECM necessary for vertebrate body

212 euron branches are pruned back to reveal the stereotypic pattern of multiple contact points (or arbor

213 apillae formed in the tongue cultures in the stereotypic pattern of rows.

214 and before functional innervation, a highly stereotypic pattern of slow- and fast-contracting primar

215 We find a highly dynamic but also highly stereotypic pattern of vascular connections, with differ

216 s grew into the central denervated area in a stereotypic pattern with collateral sprouts growing alon

217 ctoderm of Xenopus embryos in a reproducible stereotypic pattern, suggesting a role for PCD during th

218 II (Fas II), is important for generating the stereotypic pattern.

219 roducible anatomy, but the cues guiding this stereotypic patterning remain obscure.

220 ich these vessels assemble and acquire their stereotypic patterning remains unclear.

221 brafish spinal cord, neural progenitors form stereotypic patterns despite noisy morphogen signaling a

222 Stereotypic patterns of synaptic connections between neu

223 ross the nervous system, neurons form highly stereotypic patterns of synaptic connections that are de

224 an one postsynaptic partner type and display stereotypic patterns of synaptic divergence.

225 Blood vessels in the brain are known to form stereotypic patterns that facilitate efficient oxygen an

226 associate with the contractile apparatus in stereotypic patterns.

227 increased arrhythmic risk characterizes the stereotypic phenotype proposed for hypertrophic cardiomy

228 T-seq with genomic footprinting data reveals stereotypic Pol II pausing coincident with transcription

229 However, any given bouton responded with stereotypic polarity across multiple odors, preferring e

230 Kidney development occurs in a stereotypic position along the body axis.

231 We show that stereotypic positioning of outgrowing Drosophila renal t

232 -order sensory relay interneurons located in stereotypic positions along the dorsoventral (DV) axis o

233 e been independently inserted into these two stereotypic positions on multiple occasions in evolution

234 n-social context, male HVC neurons displayed stereotypic premotor activity in relation to active call

235 ropathy and cognitive decline remains as the stereotypic presentation of HSAN1E.

236 Embryogenesis is an essential and stereotypic process that nevertheless evolves among spec

237 The precise stereotypic projections of pyramidal neurons within the

238 thin each layer in the mammalian cortex have stereotypic projections.

239 Many neurons receive synapses in stereotypic proportions from converging but functionally

240 The stereotypic quartet spiral cleavage pattern of the polyc

241 rons to ADM and the aging process reflects a stereotypic reaction of motoneurons to a variety of insu

242 al slices, markedly attenuated the amount of stereotypic rearings seen in rats after methamphetamine

243 Moreover, CLL cells expressing these stereotypic receptors proliferate in response to beta-(1

244 ses of MA elicited a significantly augmented stereotypic response and a significantly attenuated incr

245 The stereotypic response of wild-type and D(3) mutants corre

246 lizing antibody responses not by eliciting a stereotypic response to a single key antigen but instead

247 espiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) and is a stereotypic response to a variety of etiologies.

248 eprived (PD) female rats showed an increased stereotypic response to apomorphine and an increased loc

249 (3) double mutants exhibited the most severe stereotypic response to D(1)-agonist treatment.

250 We also observed a slightly decreased stereotypic response to the dopamine releaser, methamphe

251 It is triggered as a stereotypic response to unrepaired nuclear DNA damage or

252 The finding of stereotypic responses of the indigenous microbiota to ec

253 ression, D(2) receptor expression diminishes stereotypic responses to an acute dose of a D(1) agonist

254 integration; or when they lead to bistable, stereotypic responses, causing a loss of information cap

255 unction as dedicated sensors wired to elicit stereotypic responses.

256 Retinas from these mice undergo stereotypic retinal remodeling as a consequence of rod m

257 Vibrissa-based touch in rodents involves stereotypic, rhythmic sweeping of the vibrissae as the a

258 This stereotypic rise in body temperature (Tb) in response to

259 function as an inhibitory modulator of this stereotypic scent marking behavior.

260 a melanogaster, male courtship consists of a stereotypic sequence of behaviors involving multiple sen

261 Drosophila courtship consists of a stereotypic sequence of behaviours, involving increasing

262 neuronal development is regarded to follow a stereotypic sequence of neurogenesis, migration, and dif

263 to generate different types of neurons in a stereotypic sequence that is conserved across vertebrate

264 A stereotypic series of cellular changes occur during apop

265 ensive directed cell migrations leading to a stereotypic series of interconnected tubules.

266 the injected femur, bone cancer pain, and a stereotypic set of neurochemical changes in the spinal c

267 sagittal orientation, granule cells elicit a stereotypic set of responses.

268 re genetically programmed to make a complex, stereotypic set of synaptic connections.

269 within the center of follicles and grow to a stereotypic size.

270 sing suitable reference standards, which are stereotypic so that the same structure can be imaged eve

271 Our results demonstrate novel, stereotypic, spatially defined cellular sub-domains with

272 ant behaviors associated with inappropriate, stereotypic speech.

273 rarchy that precisely controls stepping in a stereotypic, speed-dependent fashion.

274 ultures could be differentiated into complex stereotypic structures that contain nestin- and insulin-

275 Monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) from this stereotypic subset strongly bind cytoplasmic structures

276 cts were immunoprecipitated with recombinant stereotypic subset-specific CLL mAbs, revealing a major

277 Diapausing insects pass through a stereotypic succession of eco-physiological phases terme

278 ater withdraw most of these contacts to form stereotypic synapses with only one or a few muscles.

279 familial CHD, as well as CHD associated with stereotypic syndromes, have revealed numerous single-gen

280 rcolemmal Ca2+ response can be considered as stereotypic, the central bulk of the cell grades its res

281 the individual mechanisms that give rise to stereotypic thinking.

282 coded by IGHV3-21 and that have a particular stereotypic third CDR (HCDR3), DANGMDV (motif-1), almost

283 Adipose tissue is formed at stereotypic times and locations in a diverse array of or

284 are expressed during mouse embryogenesis in stereotypic tissue-specific patterns and are also detect

285 Despite this, neurons exhibit amazingly stereotypic, topographically continuous maps of several

286 pe calcium channel agonist Bay K8644 induced stereotypic tottering mouse dystonic at concentrations s

287 We show that MYC activates a stereotypic transcriptional program of genes involved in

288 unresponsive with sedatives do not exhibit a stereotypic 'unconscious' response to direct cortical st

289 TCs are associated with peripheral nerves in stereotypic ventral, dorsal, and lateral clusters, which

290 Both body-image pathology and narrow stereotypic views of masculinity appear to be prominent

291 Bursts consisted of 3-20 spikes and showed a stereotypic waveform.

292 We find that stereotypic wheel running is associated with a substanti

293 varies between hemispheres, rather than the stereotypic, whisker-specific, segregated map seen in no

294 that BCs of each type generate a unique and stereotypic wiring pattern with cone photoreceptors by g

295 and molecular mechanisms that together shape stereotypic wiring patterns along the visual pathway, fr

296 otransmission-mediated processes can produce stereotypic wiring patterns by promoting selective synap

297 e some, but not all, major features of their stereotypic wiring, suggesting that circuit patterns may

298 reconstruct some, although not all, of their stereotypic wiring.

299 prime lexical decisions to gender congruent stereotypic words, familiar faces do not.

300 However, AM404 prevented the stereotypic yawning produced by systemic administration