In summary, this study demonstrated that the aqueous extract of A. adianthifolia leaves exerts memory-enhancing effects in the 6-OHDA-lesion rodent model of PD via its antioxidant effects.
In particular PcG proteins exert epigenetic "memory" function by modifying chromosome structures at various levels to maintain gene silencing in particular through cell division.
These responses to vapours indicated that vapour treatments may exert a "memory or long-lasting" effect, potentially through the "priming" of fruit tissue responses to subsequent challenge [ 36] and possible increasing defence-related mechanisms in fruit.
To examine what effects chemical inactivation of the caudal FEF exert on memory-based smooth pursuit eye movements, we injected muscimol into the caudal FEF at the locations where we recorded responsive neurons.
We hypothesized that such benefits may only emerge when final testing is delayed, because misleading information will no longer exert influence on memory.
For this purpose, the effects on memory exerted by post-training administration of the NO synthase (NOS) inhibitor Nω-nitro-l-argininemethylester (l-NAME) and the NO donor molsidomine were assessed by using the object recognition task.
For this purpose, the effects on memory exerted by pre-training administration of the NO synthase inhibitor L-NAME (Nω-nitro-l-arginine methyl ester) and the NO donor molsidomine (N-[ethoxycarbonyl]-3-[4-morpholinosydnomine]) were assessed by using the object recognition task, a working memory paradigm based on the differential exploration of a new and familiar object.
The present study was designed to investigate in the rat: (a) the effects on recognition memory exerted by low doses of the NOS inhibitor L-NAME and (b) the ability of this compound in modulating different mnemonic processes (acquisition, storage and retrieval).
If you played Counter-Strike a lot five years ago, the muscle memory will exert itself within minutes.
Similarity and relatedness exert robust effects on memory, with related or semantically similar items showing a recall and recognition advantage relative to unrelated items (e.g., Cofer, Bruce, & Reicher, 1966; Kintsch, 1968; Roediger & McDermott, 1995).
