However, slower RTs in high-risk compared to low-risk situations in both groups might be associated with heightened response conflict [ 44].
"Isn't this cozy!" She had a tinkling laugh, which, while it did not seem entirely genuine, had a musicality that caused the hearer to join her in a heightened response, like a painting that one knows to be good, although one is unmoved by it.
A potential mechanism involved in a heightened response to estrogen is through SRC proteins.
Here, we present evidence that a time-controlled intervention may prevent the onset of seizure, defining a critical period where disturbance of neuronal activity manifests in a heightened response to electroshock.
Finally, there is no equivalent in rod photoreceptors to the heightened response seen in the case of non-translocating γ subunits.
Most notably, adolescents, compared with adults, demonstrated attenuated responses in the VS during the incentive cue, followed by a heightened response in the VS and sPCS during response preparation (reward anticipation) on reward trials.
The data recorded by these showed a heightened response in the temporo-parietal and frontal regions of the volunteer's brains, compared to control conditions.
Noteworthy is the fact that the level of c-Fos immunoreactivity in the PVN and LHA was significantly greater at 90 minutes than at 30 minutes after PP injection, suggesting that the heightened response in these nuclei at 90 minutes may include secondary responses to initial activation of other neurons in brain regions such as the brainstem or ARC.
This theory has recently been suggested by Wadia et al. (2007), who showed that ovariectomized CD-1 mice prenatally exposed to BPA displayed a significantly heightened response in the mammary gland after an estrogenic stimulus.
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Gene ontology (GO) analysis demonstrate that the products of these genes may contribute to increased mitochondrial mRNA translational efficiency, a more pronounced B cell response, an elevated activation status and a heightened response to stress in trypanotolerant cattle.
