Sentence examples for neuronal connection from inspiring English sources
A neuronal connection ij connected neuron i with neuron j.
By combining neuronal tracing with behavioral experiments leading to sensory-driven gene expression of the neuronal activity marker ZENK during magnetic compass orientation, we demonstrate a functional neuronal connection between the retinal neurons and Cluster N via the visual thalamus.
A neuronal connection was considered active when the neuron i was active (according to its activation function).
In principle, then, it should be possible to predict how behavioral experience alters signaling between neurons from the associated structural modifications to the neuronal connection.
However, in only one case has fruitless been shown to be necessary for a sexually dimorphic neuronal connection: fruitless is required for survival of the Mind motor neuron in males, which in turn induces the formation of its target, the muscle of Lawrence Nojimaa et al., 2010).
On the other hand, if the activity counter reached a value of –n, the astrocyte was not excited and the associated neuronal connection weights were decreased 50%.
Exercise may help by improving blood flow (and hence oxygen and nutrients) to the brain, reducing the risk of ministrokes and clogged blood vessels, and stimulating growth factors that promote the formation of new neurons and neuronal connections.
Highly ordered brain architectures in vertebrates consist of multiple neuron subtypes with specific neuronal connections.
Nevertheless, too little information about the morphology and spatial distribution of interneuron projections exists to derive suggestions for neuronal connections with peptidergic neurons.
IPC dendrite extension and more extensive dendritic arborization might also be required to form new neuronal connections with other neurons, thus adjusting to new developmental and physiological needs.
Cognitive reserve refers to the development of extensive neuronal connections that can protect neurons when they are subjected to injury through oxidative stress or inflammation [ 101].
