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Epinephrine, a sympathomimetic drug, does not activate hBAT at a dose that leads to broad activation of the SNS (Cypess et al., 2012), suggesting that cold-exposure activates specific sympathetic pathways responsible for hBAT activation.

In the zebrafish blastula, the general delay in zygotic gene activity is followed by the sudden and broad activation of a large number of genes representing all main gene ontologies (Kane and Kimmel, 1993; Mathavan et al, 2005) leading to gastrulation.

Chan, N. C. et al. Broad activation of the ubiquitin-proteasome system by Parkin is critical for mitophagy.

Mechanical stimulation was performed with the fire polished tip of a bent glass rod mounted to the membrane of a loudspeaker in the cutaneous region known to elicit "pocket scratch" [12] which results in a broad activation of cells [59].

We show here, that following its natural route of infection, wild-type MV induces a strong and broad activation of the immune system, the generation of MV-specific humoral and cellular anti-viral responses, accompanied by an increase in the frequency of regulatory CD4+CD25+Foxp3+ T cells.

This analysis yielded broad activation of the AON, consistent with results by Cross et al. 25 from a similar analysis.

A broader activation of auditory nerve fibres than normal using a cochlear implant contributes to poor frequency discrimination.

At this stage, two hypotheses could be proposed to explain our results: i) an increased expansion of the alloreactive T cell clones in TLT but of the same specificities as those of the spleen and the draining LN, or ii) a broader activation of T lymphocytes in TLT resulting in the activation of additional T cell clones that were found resting in the draining LN and the spleen.

Furthermore, the observation that blocking APLs' inhibitory influence enhances learning [85,87] could reflect a broader activation of Kenyon cells by odor.

Magnetic resonance imaging studies in humans performing an executive function task reported a broader activation of brain regions in older subjects when compared with younger subjects who were performing at comparable levels.

It also suggests that stimulation of body parts on the ipsilateral side activates only a subset of callosal fibers (since broad activation by light of the same fiber tract had excitatory effects that we didn't observe with natural stimuli).