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These data also support therapeutic efforts that seek to modify gut microbiota as a means to modulate development of this disorder.
Interestingly, within this context, our results described here would instead suggest that these NMDA receptors might modulate development of BG in the cerebellum.
Caloric restriction (CR) has been shown to extend lifespan in many species and has been extensively used in experimental gerontology to modulate development of age-related diseases (Weindruch and Sohal, 1997).
Previous investigators [ 2- 4] have suggested at least three factors could modulate development of monozygotic multiple gestations in the setting of the advanced reproductive technologies: ovulation induction per se, certain IVF culture conditions, and zona pellucida architecture/micromanipulation.
Thus, the identity of polymorphic genes modulating development of allergic sensitization may vary depending on specific environmental exposures.
ER-β, on the other hand, modulates development of extracellular matrix, leading to normal elastic tissue recoil pressure in the lungs [ 30, 31].
The nature of the microbiota, as discussed earlier, modulates development of the brain and HPA axis 7– 9 and the microbiota plays a major role in the inflammatory response to stress 9.
CB1 and opioid receptors are colocalized in brain regions important for the expression of morphine dependence [ 62] and, finally, compounds that modulate the CB1 receptor systems can modulate the development of morphine tolerance and dependence [ 63].
The challenge for Badcock and Crespi is, then, to explain which selective forces operating on physical processes gave rise to 'mentalistic cognition' as a separate module (and, subsequently, how MEGs modulate the development of this form of cognition).
Previous studies show that activation of Mas-related gene (Mrg) C receptor can modulate the development of morphine tolerance.
Anti-viral immunity involves natural resistance mechanisms that overlap and modulate the development of the subsequent adaptive immune responses.
