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Recent behavioral data demonstrate that hippocampal theta stimulation is sufficient to drive reinstatement of cocaine intake in rats extinguished from self-administration [7].
Our behavioral data demonstrate that TNF- α dose dependently induces sickness during the first 24 h after systemic administration.
Unequal rewards led to a choice bias in favor of the more highly rewarded target, and analysis of the behavioral data demonstrated that the induced choice bias was nearly optimal for maximizing overall reward rate [42].
The data demonstrate that TDP-43 produced mild behavioral impairment and hippocampal neurodegeneration in rats, whereas tau did not.
These data demonstrate that a composite assessment of stress-related behavioral and physiological measurements reflecting anxious temperament is stable over development in non-human primates.
Recent clinical data demonstrate that rivastigmine provides long-term improvement of behavioral symptoms in patients with AD, as assessed by either the patient or care-giver.
Our data demonstrate that, whereas correlations exist between histological scores of joint damage and behavioral changes in the MCLT + MMT group, similar behavioral changes could be found without significant cartilage damage or osteophyte growth in the MCLT sham group.
These data demonstrate that dopamine prediction error responses represent a neuronal correlate for the fundamental behavioral variable of marginal utility.
Nonetheless, our data demonstrate that reducing PKA expression can rescue some aspects of age-related circadian behavioral defects and thus provide a promising target for therapeutic interventions aimed at ameliorating age-related circadian disorders.
Time course data demonstrate that transcriptional changes are transient and consistent with the onset and recovery of actue behavioral effects following acute, oral exposures observed in previous studies [ 97, 99].
However, our data demonstrate that hCNS-SCns, but not hFb, survival and engraftment are directly related to a quantitative measure of behavioral recovery but not other measures of histological outcome.
