Sentence examples for nucleus fire from inspiring English sources

Recording studies indicate that 75% of cells in this nucleus fire rhythmically with theta (Albo et al., 2003), strongly suggesting that a key functional element of this nucleus is the conveyance of theta to the hippocampal formation with its involvement in optimising synaptic plasticity (see Section 3).

When A paid to punish, the caudate nucleus fired more intensely when A settled on a bigger fine.

Circadian period lengthened in CK1epsilon-/-, whereas CK1epsilon tau/tau) shortened circadian period of behavior in vivo and suprachiasmatic nucleus firing rates in vitro, by accelerating PERIOD-dependent molecular feedback loops.

In Parkinson's disease, subthalamic nucleus activity is abnormal, particularly in dorsolateral regions (Rodriguez-Oroz et al., 2001), and the aim of DBS is to electrically modify aberrant dorsolateral subthalamic nucleus firing, helping to normalize motor function (Plaha et al., 2006).

In terms of cognitive processing, therefore, we can view subthalamic nucleus DBS as a reversible means by which to alter subthalamic nucleus firing, and we have used this in vivo human model to inform us with regard to the role of the subthalamic nucleus in probabilistic choice.

Impaired reasoning following alteration of the subthalamic nucleus firing pattern by DBS stems from a failure to accrue information over time and is associated with an inappropriate speeding of the response when new information should conflict with an already prepared motor programme.

During quiet wakefulness, sleep, or anesthesia, γ-aminobutyric acid (GABA -releasing neurons of basal GABA -releasingneuronsand presumed glutamatergic neurofs of cerebasalr nuclei often fire continuously at >25spikes/s (Thach 1968; DeLonganglia DeLoutput al. 1983; ChikenucleiTokuno 2003; Mandll et al. 2004; Rowland and Jaeger 2005).

But when the music turns out better than the brain expected, the nucleus accumbens fires off with delight.

As the researchers suspected, the rostral cingulate zone and nucleus accumbens fired up when the group ratings did not match the subject's score.

The more they smoked, the less their nucleus accumbens fired up with dopamine.

These results were extended to spinally projecting neurones within this nucleus, whose firing was regulated by NO modulating the GABAergic tone (Li et al., 2002, 2003).