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Therefore, we here briefly summarize how this cluster is transcriptionally regulated, which target mRNAs have been confirmed so far and how this might be linked to modulation of organismal life-spans.
Additionally, Wnt-induced myofibroblast differentiation might also be linked to modulation of tissue damage control, as when tissue or parenchymal repair is needed myofibroblasts function as elemental emergency cells.
Actions of stress/glucocorticoids on alcohol intake can be linked to modulation of reward/stress circuitry, including, for example, enhancement of dopamine release in the nucleus accumbens (Sutoo and Akiyama 2002; Yavich and Tiihonen 2000) and activation of central corticotropin-releasing factor (CRF) pathways (Heilig and Koob 2007).
Especially, an ecologically valid experimental design, rich of gambling cues [ 7, 8], might be linked to modulation of electrophysiological components in gamblers as problem gamblers showed stronger high-risk taking behavior and enhanced positive reward-related error-related negativity after successful high-risk hit decisions in a blackjack game [ 9].
The visual tactile improvement may be linked to modulations of neural activities in SI [15], [16] through the higher-level multimodal associative cortex [16] [19], suggesting the involvement of both sensory and associative cortical areas in visual-tactile crossmodal associations.
Accordingly, our findings indicate that neuroprotective properties of MNA are linked to modulation of synaptic activity through multiple mechanisms.
Testosterone has been linked to modulation of impulsivity and risky choice, potentially mediated by changes in reward or punishment sensitivity.
In these studies, the activity of gastrodin was linked to modulation of various cellular signaling pathways.
The Gi-coupled endocannabinoid receptor Cnr1 has also been linked to modulation of incretin hormone secretion.
Furthermore, the anorexia of aging may lead to malnutrition, which is linked to modulation of different hormones including testosterone, leptin, growth hormone, and IGF-1 that contribute to muscle wasting [ 69].
More than 80% (34 out of 42) of the SA-response targets are also associated with the GO term 'cell death', suggesting that WRKY33 repression of the SA pathway is linked to modulation of host cell death responses.
