Sentence examples for altered long term from inspiring English sources
Within this module, we identified a number of phenotypes underlying neuronal specific physiological mechanisms such as altered synaptic transmission, altered long term potentiation, abnormal excitatory post synaptic potentials and decreased neurotransmitter release.
In cell models of AD, Aβ-induced neuronal Ca2+ influx through native ion channels and/or plasma membrane pores leads to synaptic deficits, altered long term potentiation, learning and memory impairments, and neurotoxicity (Smith et al., 2005).
This indicates that NOS activity, and presumably NO production, is altered long term in animals with tinnitus, i.e. NOS activity is elevated 8 weeks after noise exposure (relative to the contralateral unexposed side).
Such an approach could alter long term care of the patients with RBT and other neurological diseases.
As such, dysregulation of the ECM in BPD may contribute to an altered long-term ECM memory that fosters development of chronic lung diseases such as COPD and IPF [12].
We found that impairment of the ongoing recruitment of adult-generated OB neurons altered long-term olfactory memory, but had no effect on odorant detection or the discrimination, learning and recognition of social olfactory cues.
However, despite these discordant observations, both groups reported that DA neuron NR1 deletion altered long-term behavioral plasticity determined using cocaine challenge injections in previously sensitized mice [11], and CPP reinstatement following extinction [10].
In parallel, the deregulated epigenome maintains altered long-term memory systems that promote proliferation and oncogenic transformation.
In the brain, H2S appears to function as an endogenous neuromodulator and CBS knockout mice show altered long-term potentiation.
This pattern of faster early childhood gains in height followed by subsequent slower height growth and unchanged adult height indicates that obesity risk alleles may confer a more rapid tempo of growth rather than altered long-term height potential.
At a time when North American cities are just beginning to assess what altered long-term weather patterns may bring, a handful, such as Toronto, have already committed to upgrading their wastewater systems with climate change in mind.
