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Bedny hopes to study the behavioral consequences of the MT switch in future studies.

These results show that the responses of animals to anti-depressive drugs could be differentially affected by the behavioral consequences of the diverse housing conditions.

"The authors convincingly demonstrate that specific behavioral consequences of the Ptchd1 mutation — attention and sleep — arise from an alteration of a specific protein in a specific brain region, the thalamic reticular nucleus.

Results indicate little evidence that the sex composition of recent migrants accounted for findings observed in Model 2. We further tested hypotheses that the behavioral consequences of the decision to migrate vary by sex.

Finally, we investigated the behavioral consequences of the Ink4/Arf and p53 extra copy with aging.

Obesity, metabolic, neuroendocrine, and behavioral consequences of the rare congenital leptin deficiency in humans are efficiently reversed by the treatment with recombinant leptin (26).

Recalling that a genitor is an implication, one could, if so desired, include the actual behavioral consequences of these configurations in the definition of the bene.

We then analyzed the behavioral consequences of these genetic manipulations in the development of dyskinesia and their molecular and neurochemical correlates.

These motifs would easily qualify as denes, and the associated macro-molecular configurations (together with the behavioral consequences of these configurations) would be defined as the corresponding benes.

Since prior research had shown that focal freezing lesions to the skull-cap of a postnatal day 1 (P1) rat lead to histologically comparable disruptions of cortical neuromigration, (i.e., formation of a focal region of cortical dysgenesis, or abnormally-layered microgyria; [ 24- 26]), our lab undertook an assessment of the behavioral consequences of these cortical anomalies in a rat model.

Importantly, the in vivo model allows definition of the behavioral consequence of the spinal drug action and permits demonstration of an effective therapeutic rationale which likely reflects the access of the intrathecal drug to deeper neurons.