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These experiments suggest that midbrain astrocytes have the capacity to drive behavior, and not merely modulate the gain or polarity of an ongoing behavior.

By investigating the CA3 PC rate-driven input output function of CA1 PC using in vitro electrophysiology, in vitro-simulation of inhibitory network, and in silico computational modeling, we demonstrated for the first time that GABAA receptor-mediated FF and FB inhibition differentially modulate the gain, the spike precision, the neural code transformation and the information capacity of CA1 PC.

Shima and Tanji (1998) speculated that SMA via Nmodulateightheodulate the gain of driving S1 inputs to M1.

The role of CSTMD1 could potentially be to modulate the gain of small-field-STMDs, or other interneurons, through its contralateral projection.

These results suggest that GABAA receptor-mediated FF and FB inhibitory circuits could serve as network mechanisms for differentially modulating the gain of CA1 PC, allowing CA1 PC to switch between different computational modes using rate and temporal codes ad hoc.

The string model is completed by several beating equalizers [43] modulating the gain of the first partials.

This is consistent with the idea that the mechanism modulating the gain of prediction error (i.e. attention) operates through inference about expected precision and increases gain for predicted input.

This represents a subtle but ubiquitous problem that the brain has to solve and the solution rests on modulating the gain or post-synaptic sensitivity of neuronal populations encoding prediction error.

Evidence for higher motor areas modulating the gain of M1 neurons has actually been provided by Shimazu et al. (2004), who recorded corticospinal outputs following stimulation of the ventral premotor area (F5) and/or M1.

Geffner et al [ 24] showed that treating children with craniopharyngioma with GH for 3 years did not modulate the weight gain.

RyRs are ion channels in the endoplasmic reticulum (ER) that regulate Ca2+ release from the ER and modulate the gating response and signal gain of plasma membrane ion channels, including the NMDA receptor (Pessah et al. 2010).