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These findings support the hypothesis that depression is associated with dysfunction of right hemisphere mechanisms mediating the processing of information that assigns a specific response to a specific stimulus, as those mechanisms are reflected by the P600 component of ERPs.

The neural apparatus mediating the processing of affective attributes of stimuli (i.e. perceived emotionality) has been extensively studied in humans, although the modulating effect of the perceived intensity has hardly been examined.

Structural imaging offers an alternative perspective on the brain regions mediating the processing of a tonal language.

It is still possible that HSP70 has a role in mediating the processing of the newly synthesized PMP22; however, our steady-state analyses might not be sensitive enough to detect it.

Thus, we decided to treat the cultures with the caspase pan-inhibitor zVAD in order to know whether caspase activity was mediating the processing of procaspase-12 in OGD cultures.

In this CMS, GRP162, which contains a glycine-rich motif and an RNA recognition motif, has been reported to interact with a PPR protein RF5 and unknown components to form a fertility restoration-complex that mediates the processing of CMS-associated atp6-orf79 RNA (Hu et al. [2012]).

Once activated, caspase-1 induces the intermediate targets which then mediate the processing of SREBPs by S1P and S2P.

Core of this study are the common effects observed between the conditions IP and OP (after baseline subtraction), which indicate that vmPFC-ACC and hippocampal activations mediate the processing of regret not only when directly experienced, but also when knowing that someone else is facing a counterfactual negative outcome.

The distinction between "automatic" timing procedures that are relevant to short (e.g, less than 1 second) intervals and "cognitive" timing procedures that mediate the processing of relatively long time intervals (e.g., 1 second or longer) was first proposed over 100 years ago by Münsterberg [40] and has received considerable empirical support [33], [41], [42]; but see [43] for a dissenting view).

Cumulatively, the insular cortex, and in particular the anterior insula, appears to mediate the processing of experience, affect and behaviour [ 21] via high-level executive functioning and salience switching [ 22].

Therefore, this suggested that the left SFG played a key role in mediating the auditory spatial processing in late-onset blind individuals.