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The VMH, discussed in detail in this article, reflects only one of a number of brain regions thought to be important in the detection of hypoglycemia, and together these brain regions may form an integrated neural network coordinating physiological and behavioral responses to a hypoglycemic challenge.

As expected, BEB results revealed high rates of purifying selection associated with regions thought to correspond to known conserved domains.

The control co-twins showed only the more typical recruitment of frontoparietal regions thought to be important for executive control of attention and maintenance of task goals.

A simplistic scheme of sensory information flow in the network of brain regions thought to underlie social recognition memory.

Lastly, stimulation of brainstem regions thought to pace state alternations in sleep transiently disrupted state alternations under urethane.

The DMN [ 8, 9] is a constellation of brain regions thought to be engaged in self-referential cognition, which are 'deactivated' during various externally focused task conditions.

In this case, the response of brain regions thought to represent reward-related information might be expected to reflect the amount of information provided by the feedback, rather than the valence of the feedback.

WHS is generally regarded as a multigenic condition with haploinsufficiency of the critical regions thought to explain many of the core clinical features, although other genes clearly have additional contributions (Engbers et al., 2009; South et al., 2007; South et al., 2008; Van Buggenhout et al., 2004).

For this cold core, we first performed a detailed analysis of CBF promoter regions thought to be functionally important (Additional files 2 and 3).

Most SNPs occurred outside of the reported conserved regions thought to be important for enzyme function.

In this analysis, we included only mortality counts for residents ≥65 years of age from ZIP code regions thought to be most represented by the U.S. EPA monitoring platform (Mar et al. 2000).