Therefore, altered brain processing in both depression and anxiety is thought to comprise the concerted and increased synchronicity of these brain structures with the ultimate goal of adapting the individual internal milieu to the demands of the outside world.
Cashdollar et al. (2009) used MEG to investigate scene maintenance in controls and patients with bilateral hippocampal sclerosis, and found increased synchronicity of occipital and temporal regions with hippocampal theta during maintenance of spatial (configural) information about the scene, suggesting the hippocampus may mediate the maintenance of scenes in working memory.
The worlds of Sting, the lute-wielding pop-rock Renaissance man, and Brian Yorkey, the Pulitzer Prize- and Tony Award-winning book writer and lyricist of "Next to Normal," are coming together with increasing synchronicity in a new musical that is being prepared for readings in October.
The latter is unlikely because parasites increase their synchronicity and developmental rate in response to host melatonin (P. berghei; Hotta et al. 2000) and co-culture with other parasites (P. falciparum; Dyer and Day 1993).
During hyperkinesia, corticostriatal activity became largely asynchronous, while during dopamine-depletion the synchronicity increased.
When performing on separate instruments, as they did in Debussy's "En blanc et noir" and Rachmaninoff's Suite No. 2 for Two Pianos, Op. 17, the duo's synchronicity only increased.
pAES of the VTA (10 Hz, 20 min) caused significant, long-term improvement of depressive-like behavior of FSLs, concurrently with normalizing intra-VTA LFP activity, and increasing VTA LFP synchronicity and hippocampal BDNF mRNA levels.
We previously demonstrated that mice lacking calcium-binding proteins have increased simple spike rhythmicity and synchronicity that may sustain the emergence of fast LFPO (∼160 Hz) [16].
Exposure of cortical neurons to PTX renders calcium transients to exhibit increased amplitude, more regular frequency and higher synchronicity [ 44].
Co-infection has also been suggested as a possible explanation for multiple infection outbreaks as a result of increased transmissibility in co-infected individuals and non-synchronicity in the time course of the two co-circulating infections [ 8].
Since the conduction velocity of nerve fibres and pathways is partly dependent upon thickness of the myelin sheath, alterations in the sheath could potentially increase or decrease the synchronicity of brain regions that work together, making them process information more or less efficiently.
