Dopamine is an important neurotransmitter in the regulation of many aspects of neural function.
In this circuit, either the inhibition of PKG or PP2A induced robust thermotolerance of neural function.
One of the ultimate manifestations of neural function is behavior.
Thus, reduction in NAA concentration possibly reflects the loss of neural function.
Recent technological advances permit temporal control of neural function in the behaving fly.
These sex differences influence a variety of neural functions, both physiological and pathological.
Demyelination and oligodendrocyte loss following SCI cause significant interruption of neural functions.
Despite the current interest in task-based pharmacological MRI (phMRI) for the assessment of neural correlates of serotonin (5-HT) function, test retest reliability of this technique has not yet been established.
In vivo Ca2+ imaging is a powerful method for the functional assessment of neural circuits.
This longitudinal assessment of neural injury provides unique histology without compromising the nerve itself, i.e. in its native state.
