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Therapeutic moleculescausespecific signals to be sent to the brain by the olfactory sensory neurons
any concrete , conscious experienceresultingfrom stimulation of a specific sense organ , sensory nerve , or sensory area in the brain
that neuronsoriginatein the brain?s cortex influence sensitivity to touch
nipple self - stimulationledto activation in the brain?s genital sensory cortex
playing the violinresultedin significant physical changes in the sensory cortex of the brain
the conditionsleadto activation of nNOS neurons in sensory cortex and the hippocampus
that neuronsoriginatein the brains cortex influence sensitivity to touch
switching the words in a narrative from ordinary wordscausedbrain activity in the sensory cortex , the part of the brain responsible for perceiving texture through touch
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the molecular and neuronal mechanisms by whichinfluencesensory neuron function and sensory behaviors
superficial needlingcausedactivation of sensory areas of the cortex
scientists ... neuronsoriginatein the brain 's cortex influence sensitivity to touch
type of calcium channelscontributesignificantly to the excitability of sensory neurons
Voltage dependent T , N and L type of calcium channelscontributesignificantly to the excitability of sensory neurons
Nature ... neuronsoriginatedin the brain 's cortex influence sensitivity to touch
4 ] Voltage dependent T , N and L type of calcium channelscontributesignificantly to the excitability of sensory neurons
alcohol ... that neuronsoriginatein the brain 's cortex influence sensitivity to touch
in the olfactory systemdiscoveredwithin the olfactory sensory neurons
When Button Pressing to Deliver a Tone " Motor actions are preceded by an efference copy of the motor commandresultingin a corollary discharge of the expected sensation in sensory cortex
In women , stimulation of the nipple seemsto resultin activation of the brain 's genital sensory cortex
Chronic damage ... tendsto causeongoing stimulation of the sensory nervous system
SMD are hypothesizedto resultfrom a disrupted nervous system processing of sensory stimuli
Such changesmay resultfrom " remapping " of sensory areas in the brain due to neuroplasticity
The conditionresultsfrom overactivity in - between sensory areas of the cerebral cortex
discomfort , distress , or agonyresultingin stimulation of specialized nerve endings ( sensory neurons
in turncauseoscillatory input to sensory cortex and cerebellum
gain control ... a common calcium - regulated systemsetsthe sensitivity of sensory neurons
behavioral problems of people with dementia ... progressive neuronal lossesresultin impaired processing of sensory stimuli
scientists led by Zhigang He , Ph.D. , and Clifford Woolf , Ph.D. , of the F.M. Kirby Neurobiology Center at Boston Children 's ... neuronsoriginatein the brain 's cortex influence sensitivity to touch
Such changescan influencethe neural representation of sensory stimuli
The actionresultsfrom the stimulation of sensory neurons
stimulioriginatingin sensory neurons of the autonomic nervous system
Targeted disruption of Sema IIIresultedin inappropriate projection of sensory neurons
Motor effectscan resultfrom stimulation of sensory cortex
Additionally , higher ambient noise levels delayed cowbirds ' avoidance responses to the RC aircraftinfluencingcowbird behavior as a sensory distractor
that a sensory receptor can detectleadingto nerve impulses in sensory neurons
the release of a neurotransmittercausesnerve impulses in the sensory neurons
Auditory midbrain coding of statistical learningresultsfrom discontinuous sensory stimulation
A change in the environmentcausesimpulses in the sensory neurone
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the " release phenomenon " MES(passive) is caused bythe " release phenomenon " MES
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mice to stop their actions during a behavioral taskcausedmice to stop their actions during a behavioral task
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the " fight or flight " responsecausesthe " fight or flight " response
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the mu rhythm(passive) caused bythe mu rhythm
to complete body anesthesia without necessitating a general anesthetic effect and unconsciousnesscould leadto complete body anesthesia without necessitating a general anesthetic effect and unconsciousness
habituation and loss of grooming responses ( Corfas and Dudai , 1989causeshabituation and loss of grooming responses ( Corfas and Dudai , 1989
to bronchoconstriction and airway hyperresponsivenesscontributeto bronchoconstriction and airway hyperresponsiveness
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