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The processescontributeto brain development range from the molecular events of gene expression to environmental input
environment(passive) is influenced byEnvironmental influence on genes expression Gene function
selection for tame and aggressive rats ... variantsinfluencebrain gene expression and ... likely , behavior
several genesinfluencingbehavior through altered gene expression in the brain
The BDNF proteinresultsfrom the increase in BDNF gene expression in the brain
fundamental insights by whichinfluencethe chromatin environment to impact gene expression
genetic backgroundinfluencesresistance gene expression and there is environmental influence on gene expression
alcoholDoes ... causebrain damage by changing gene expression in the developing brain
plastic changes in histone modificationmay leadto alterations in gene expression induced by environmental stimuli
epigenetic information inherited from the parentsleadto long lasting regulation of gene expression in the brain
that can directly attach serotonin to histone proteinsresultingin greater gene expression in the brain
And is foundto influencegene expression inside the brain
to be foundto influencegene expression inside the brain
And has become foundto influencegene expression inside the brain
And has actually been foundto influencegene expression inside the brain
by a trematode(passive) caused byAltered gene expression in the host brain
by a trematode(passive) caused by Altered gene expression in the host brain
a trematode(passive) caused byAltered gene expression in the host brain
And has long been discoveredto influencegene expression inside the brain
And is observedto influencegene expression inside the brain
And has become observedto influencegene expression inside the brain
DNA methylation ... the mechanismscontributesto dysregulation of gene expression via interaction with environmental factors
cellular differentiationresultsfrom gene expression and/or environmental influence
the environment ... development ... that affects the expression of the behavior of interestinfluencesgene expression and the environment during adulthood
We are discovering that social interactions are extremely potentprovokebig changes in gene expression in the brain
by a trematode parasite(passive) caused bygene expression in the host brain
several genesinfluencingthrough altered gene expression in the brain
And continuesto be discoveredto affect gene expression from the Mind
mutationscausingaltered gene expression in the brain
Epigenetic dysregulationleadsto the alteration of gene expression in the brain
naturally occurring mutationscausingaltered gene expression in the brain
And continuesto be discoveredto affect gene expression from the brain
Both coding and noncoding RNAscontributedto the evolution of gene expression in primate brains
DNA damagemay contributeto reduced gene expression in the human brain
its capacityto influencegene expression in the mammalian brain
Mild stressalso causedchanges in gene expression in the brain
many factorsinfluencegene expression both molecular and environmental
CNS cellsleadingto gene expression in the brain
And has been foundto influencegene expression in the brain
more likelyto influencegene expression in the brain
in different phenotypesto resultin different phenotypes
to cognitive dysfunction characteristic to psychosiscontributesto cognitive dysfunction characteristic to psychosis
to a change in phenotypeleadingto a change in phenotype
to the development of drug addiction [ 13 , 14to contributeto the development of drug addiction [ 13 , 14
to the formation of stable , inheritable epiallelesleadingto the formation of stable , inheritable epialleles
genetic expressioncan influencegenetic expression
how genetic expression(passive) is ... influenced byhow genetic expression
microphthalmia in transgenic micecausesmicrophthalmia in transgenic mice
organismsinfluencesorganisms
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short sleep ... suggesting that decreasing neuronal ROS levels will promote the wake statecausesshort sleep ... suggesting that decreasing neuronal ROS levels will promote the wake state
many(passive) more influenced bymany
to more mutationsleadingto more mutations
the likelihood that genes associated with depression are activatedcan influencethe likelihood that genes associated with depression are activated
to the stimulation of proliferation and growth signalscould leadto the stimulation of proliferation and growth signals
in increased risk for microvascular invasion ( Fig . 3resultingin increased risk for microvascular invasion ( Fig . 3
that ... risk for human diseasesmay ... influencethat ... risk for human diseases
in mitochondrial iron overload in both peripheral nerves and the CNSresultsin mitochondrial iron overload in both peripheral nerves and the CNS
how genetic expression(passive) is ... influenced byhow genetic expression
risk for human diseasesmay ... influencerisk for human diseases
to aberrant changes in adult animals that are associated with schizophrenia -- including perturbation of specific dopaminergic brain pathways , disruption of neural circuitry , and severe behavioral abnormalitiesjust before or after birth ledto aberrant changes in adult animals that are associated with schizophrenia -- including perturbation of specific dopaminergic brain pathways , disruption of neural circuitry , and severe behavioral abnormalities
to suppression of drug sensitivitycan leadto suppression of drug sensitivity
to expression of traitscontributeto expression of traits
the nerves to be more likely to regeneratecausethe nerves to be more likely to regenerate
to increased susceptibility to diseaseleadsto increased susceptibility to disease
to ischemic brain damagecontributesto ischemic brain damage
to ischemic sagacity damagecontributesto ischemic sagacity damage
in different cells in the bodyresultsin different cells in the body
in disruption of the control of the normal circadian clockmay resultin disruption of the control of the normal circadian clock
alsohas resultedalso
to negative health outcomescan leadto negative health outcomes
to negative health outcomescan leadto negative health outcomes
to pathologycan leadto pathology
to the stable regulation of the brain 's reward circuitry involved in drug addictioncontributeto the stable regulation of the brain 's reward circuitry involved in drug addiction
organisms(passive) caused byorganisms