Someone who has a behavioral phenotype displays a pattern of characteristic actions that can be linked to the genetic code.
The manifestations of disgust include a particular facial expression (wrinkling of the nose, pulling down the corners of the mouth), characteristic neurological signs (lowered blood pressure, lowered galvanic skin response, and nausea) and characteristic actions (stopping, dropping the object of disgust, shuddering or saying "yuk!") (Rozin et al. 1993).
In the positive-displacement, or static-pressure, type, the characteristic action is a volumetric change or displacement action.
Third, he attempts to define the mechanism of action "... if any of the characteristic action of mercury can be perceived unless we include diuresis".
His characteristic action, verbally, is to 'unmask' women".
Differentiated NSCs cultures contain a high percentage of DAergic neurons which express typical neuronal markers and display characteristic action potentials.
By incorporating experimentally based models of multiple subtypes of channels, characteristic action potential behaviors are reproduced by the model including, spike broadening that occurs at the end of a burst and rebound burst firing in response to inhibitory postsynaptic potentials.
Therefore, this early difference may index processing of the speech act type and its characteristic action sequence structure.
We recorded mEPSCs in electrophysiologically defined fast-spiking interneurons (predominantly PV-expressing interneurons), identified by their high-frequency action potential firing upon current injection and characteristic action potential shape, of TrkB.T1-broad mice and control littermates (Fig. 3 A).
In mammals, adult sensory neurons can be reliably classified as nociceptive or mechanoreceptive by their characteristic action potential (AP) configuration (Koerber et al, 1988; Djouhri et al, 1998; Lawson, 2002).
Somatic whole cell patch clamp recordings were established from pyramidal neurons in the CA1 region of the hippocampus whose identity was confirmed from their characteristic action potential (AP) firing pattern in response to depolarizing current steps (Fig. 2b, Additional file 3).
