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Treatments with the muscarinic antagonist atropine sulphate (50 mg/kg, n = 17) produced a deactivated state similar in spectral characteristics to spontaneous deactivated patterns (Figure 8B and Figure S1).

Serpinf1 changes microglial morphology to a more deactivated state and induces production of CCL3 and its receptors chemokine C-C motif receptor 3 (CCR3, ID: 117027) and CCR5 (ID 117029), the latter one being downregulated by dex on gene level.

We observed a high correlation in the more stationary phases (resting state, activated state and deactivated state) and a significant drop of correlation during the transitions between these phases.

All of the above manipulations resulted in the abolition of state alternations, although as physostigmine was metabolized, a return to alternations into the deactivated state began taking place (Figure S1).

Most of them have some kind of grace period where your account enters a deactivated 'hibernation' state, but still retains its data.

Additional equivolume infusions of lidocaine subsequent to washout at sites promoting deactivated states produced identical effects to the initial infusion (n = 2) whereas increased volumes of infusion (n = 5) resulted in an increase of time spent in the deactivated state.

As previously reported [10], the spontaneous evolution between these states was stereotyped and involved a gradual transition from the activated to the deactivated state (5.23±0.60 minutes, range: 2.75 to 8.58, n = 10) and then a rapid (52±4 s, range: 34 to 78, n = 10) shift back into the activated state (Figure 1B).

It is worth noting that in the deactivated state, the affinity between Gαq and PLCβ1 is reduced by a factor of ∼50 [14] giving rise to large experimental error.

Interestingly, and perhaps similar to the effects of sleep deprivation, these manipulations did increase the amount of time per cycle spent in the deactivated state.

Phenotypic changes in macrophages during sepsis are often transient, and failure to reverse this deactivated state has been associated with worse clinical outcomes in sepsis patients [5], [7], [10], [11].

Likewise, during slow-wave sleep and the deactivated state under urethane anaesthesia, both cortical and hippocampal traces were dominated by the slow oscillation [10] and spectra showed overlapping distributions without significant differences in either peak frequency or power across these conditions (Figure 4A, B, C).