Many behavioral studies demonstrate that a period of learning followed by sleep, as opposed to an equal time spent awake, benefits performance on a variety of tasks designed to measure different types of memories, such as implicit, procedural, or explicit, declarative memory [1] [6].
In addition, our behavioral studies demonstrated that administering the COX-1 inhibitor SC-560 near the injured DRG showed no anti-allodynic effect at doses that are considered to inhibit this enzyme [25], [26].
Behavioral studies demonstrating that RNAi mediated down regulation of AmOA1 expression leads to a reduction in olfactory associative learning in the honey bee [18] suggest that this receptor is an important part of the downstream targets of the associative reinforcement pathway mediated by VUMmx1.
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Previous behavioral studies demonstrated that trained baboons [33] and macaques [34 36] can discriminate different human vowel sounds presumably on the basis of formant-frequency differences.
Indeed, first behavioral studies demonstrated that these two compounds might both reduce apomorphine/amphetamine-induced hyperactivity and increase locomotion in hypoactive dopaminergic tone (such as apomorphine habituation) without impairing motor activity in the normal state [ 200– 202].
Several neurological and behavioral studies demonstrated that snakes largely depend on their vomeronasal system for prey trailing, capture, and consumption, as well as for courtship and shelter selection (Miller and Gutzke 1999; Zuri and Halpern 2003; Huang et al. 2006).
Indeed, a recent behavioral study demonstrated that the presentation of romantic partner pictures is sufficient to reduce experimentally-induced pain [16].
Our behavioral study demonstrated that injection of the LPAR antagonist Ki16425 near the injured DRG reduced the development, but not maintenance, of tactile allodynia, which is consistent with a previous study [12].
Of note, one behavioral study demonstrated that the combination of sibutramine and lifestyle changes was significantly at least twice more effective than either therapy alone, underlying the importance of conjunction of lifestyle counseling with pharmacotherapy.
Given the identification of Wfs1 as a genetic cause of MDD (Flint and Kendler, 2014) and previous studies demonstrating that behavioral resilience requires normal function of the mPFC (Russo et al., 2012), our data provide strong evidence that dysfunction in Wfs1-expressing pyramidal cells in the mPFC may contribute to MDD as a result of enhanced susceptibility to stress.
