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We have previously shown that learning-induced long-lasting post-burst AHP reduction is maintained by persistent activation of PKC and ERK [15], [16].
We have previously shown that learning-induced AHP reduction is maintained by persistent protein kinase C (PKC) and extracellular regulated kinase (ERK) activation.
While it has been shown that olfactory-learning induced AHP reduction in piriform cortex neurons is maintained by persistent activation of both PKC and ERK [15], [16], it is still to be determined whether other key second messenger systems are also instrumental is such prolonged modulation of neuronal excitability.
Peripheral sensitization represents the beginning of central sensitization which is maintained by persistent stimulation of the CNS from sensitized sensory afferent fibers.
51, 52 Therefore, after induction of diabetes, β cell dysfunction is maintained by persistent hyperglycemia, and such β cell can be explored to provide insights into the mitochondrial mechanisms of glucotoxicity.
A corollary of this idea, accepted by many, if not most, modern neuroscientists, is that memories are maintained by persistent molecular and cellular alterations in synaptic structures themselves (Bailey and Kandel, 2008; Kandel et al., 2014).
And some, like the federal list cited by Ms. Beatty and maintained by the General Services Administration, have persistent problems.
Since seedbanks strongly reflect the surrounding trees when dispersers are lost from a system, patterns of forest regeneration are unlikely to be maintained by recruitment from either persistent or transient seedbanks.
Persistent infection is maintained by replication in newly regenerated permissive macrophages and the escape from all host defenses.
The senescence was instigated by low level of persistent DNA damage maintained by cell exposure to DNA-targeting drugs mitoxantrone [ 39] or mitomycin C [ 40].
Hence, two opposite evolutionary hypotheses can let us expect either that isolation mechanisms have resulted in the subdivision of A. cajennense into genetically distinct populations, or that persistent gene flow, maintained by dispersal on hosts, has created a genetic gradient of progressive differentiation throughout the tick distribution range.
