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In order to characterize these further, we investigated in neonatally CLI-treated rats the sleep architecture as well as the extracellular and cellular levels of sleep regulators (nitric oxide, adenosine) and BDNF, respectively, in the basal forebrain (BF), i.e. the brain area which is implicated in sleep and depression.

Then, we obtained an image with a skull and brain area which is represented by the binary pixels '1.' Using the XOR operator between I (x,y) and F I x,y), we obtained the subdural space which is surrounding the brain as a contour, and by the dilation, filling, and erosion we can extract the brain without skull.

We used conjunction analysis to learn whether there is a brain area which is always active when a desirable picture is viewed, regardless of the category to which it belongs.

With respect to this, our study is the first to show that neuronal populations in the isolated thalamus, a brain area which is an integral component in several RSNs, exhibit prominent ISOs in the same frequency range as those observed in baseline fMRI signals, and which are correlated with faster network oscillations in the α band in a similar way to that observed in the whole brain.

This is a particularly vulnerable brain area, which is sensitive to adenosine- and ATP-mediated control of glutamatergic transmission.

Intravenous infusion of AdMSCs significantly increased expression of doublecortin in infracted brain area which is an indication of migrating neuroblast [ 119].

In addition to these differences in distractor-related brain activity, we also found earlier latencies for non-blinkers' target-related activity over parietal and occipital brain areas, which is in line with findings from Martens, Munneke et al. [20].

This implies that dyslexic readers show a permanent disruption in the functional integration between frontal and temporal brain areas, which is also present in the absence of explicit task demands and potential group differences in performance.

However, compared to unrelated pairs, related twin pairs showed more similarity concerning A-GI (without statistical correction) and the volumes of different brain areas, which is a well-known finding [ 5].

In the NC group, most of the strong functional connectivities (large z-scores) were between interhemispheric homogeneous regions, within a lobe, and between anatomically adjacent brain areas), which is consistent with many previous studies of whole-brain functional connectivity during the resting state [ 9, 11, 30– 36, 36, 40].

Nicotine also significantly enhanced the regional efficiency of limbic and paralimbic areas of the brain, areas which are especially altered in diseases such as Alzheimer's disease and schizophrenia.