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Collectively, results from this study suggest that the excitatory glutamatergic neurons in the hippocampus are modulated by inhibitory GABA-releasing interneurons and that other mechanisms, beside sodium channels, may be involved with the neurotoxic action of pyrethroids.

Its production is also modulated by inhibitory feedback exerted by IGF-1 levels.

Activation of NF- κB is tightly modulated by inhibitory subunit known as inhibitor of κB (I κB).

R-Smad function is also modulated by inhibitory Smad factors (Smads 6 and 7), providing yet another layer of pathway regulation.

TCRVδ2+ T cells in BD resemble these cells with down-regulated status in PB. γδ T cell effector function is also modulated by inhibitory and activating NK receptors.

Seizures then propagate horizontally across the cortex in a nonuniform manner, at varying velocities, shaped by anisotropic long-range horizontal connections modulated by inhibitory control (Chervin et al. 1988; Wadman and Gutnick 1993; Telfian and Connors 1998; Connors et al. 2001; Trevelyan et al. 2006; Trevelyan and Yuste 2007).

This loop is modulated by an inhibitory side loop represented by molecular layer interneurons (MLIs, blue).

Middleton, J. W., Omar, C., Doiron, B. & Simons, D. J. Neural correlation is stimulus modulated by feedforward inhibitory circuitry.

Our findings support the role of KDs in migraine treatment, maybe modulated by KBs inhibitory effects on neural inflammation and cortical spreading depression [2], and enhancing brain mitochondrial metabolism [3].

The enzymatic activity of CDKs is modulated by both inhibitory and activating phosphorylation.

DISC formation is modulated by several inhibitory mechanisms, such as (i) at intracellular level by the caspases 8/10 inhibitor c-FLIP, which directly interferes with receptor activation; (ii) at membrane level, due to the role of the decoy receptors TRAIL-R3 and TRAIL-R4, which can heterotrimerize with TRAIL-R1 and TRAIL-R2 and attenuate, or even neutralize, the proapoptotic signal.