Studies have shown that when IgG from mothers of children diagnosed with ASD is injected into pregnant rhesus monkeys, there are behavioral changes in the rhesus offspring including abnormal stereotypical and hyperactive behaviors, compared with offspring injected with IgG isolated from mothers of typically developing children and controls (Martin et al. 2008).
Switching groups frequently prompted remarkable behavioral changes in the students.
It was established that the behavioral changes in the manufacturing process influence the surface characteristics to a great extent.
Behavioral changes in the mice were evaluated using passive avoidance and water-maze tests.
Finally, Cheyette was able to reverse the behavioral changes in the mice without the gene by treating them with lithium, which boosts Wnt signaling.
He and several others spent years asking whether there were gene expression changes in mouse embryos that are grown in the laboratory — there are — and whether they could see behavioral changes in the animals.
Here we show that a paradigm used by many single-neuron studies of attention conflates behavioral changes in the subject's criterion and sensitivity.
William Ripple, a professor of botany at Oregon State University, calls the process the "ecology of fear," which has allowed the vegetation to thrive as a result of behavioral changes in the newly skittish and peripatetic elk.
We briefly describe the strengths and limitations of group-randomized trials as they are used to evaluate interventions that promote social and behavioral changes in the human public health field.
Increasing exposure to artificial light-at-night (ALAN) may influence body mass, by suppression of melatonin production and disruption of daily rhythms, resulting in physiological or behavioral changes in the human body, and may thus become a driving force behind worldwide overweight and obesity pandemic.
For example, a mouse model of maternal immune activation where maternal inflammation during gestation results in behavioral changes in the offspring, demonstrated an increase in LDH-B in the prefrontal cortex.56 The relatively high prevalence (28% overall among mothers of children with ASD) indicates a critical need to define the role for LDH in the developing brain.
