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Using this method, we found that the SRI−HtrI complex exists in two conformational states with opposite connectivity of the retinylidene Schiff base in the photoactive site (9).

In summary, we conclude that the conformer with a low Asp76 p Ka has an outwardly accessible Schiff base and when photoactivated initiates a repellent response, whereas the conformer with the opposite connectivity of the Schiff base has the higher Asp76 p Ka and mediates an attractant response.

Electrophysiological analysis of laser flash-induced currents recently revealed that the SRI−HtrI complex exists in two conformational states with opposite connectivity of the protonated Schiff base in the photoactive site, which is deprotonated during light-induced formation of the signaling state (9).

As there was no effect of stimulus modality on the opposite connection, the effective connectivity from left to right dorsal frontal regions decreased for words compared with pictures.

According to graph theory, (|mathcal {S}_{c}|) is equal to the chromatic number4 (chi (overline {mathcal {G}}_{s})) of the complementary graph (overline {mathcal {G}}_{s}), which has the same vertex set as (mathcal {G}_{s}), but has opposite vertex connectivity.

FHP young adults showed opposite patterns of connectivity from their peers, such that they exhibited positive functional connectivity between the ventral striatum and sensorimotor cortex, as well as default mode network regions, whereas FHN youth displayed negative functional connectivity between these regions.

Another intriguing result is about differences in inter-hemispheric connectivity; opposite from intra-hemispheric analysis, we highlighted higher coherence values in surgeons operating with the robot.

c) These exact same brain regions exhibit the opposite top-down connectivity only seconds later when the context is being applied to incoming sensory information.

It should be emphasized that upon photoexcitation SR−Htr complexes switch their conformations, which can be distinguished by their opposite Schiff base connectivity, in photointermediate states and the photocycles end with the same thermostable conformation.

We extracted five context-related network structures including a bottom-up network during encoding and, seconds later, cue-dependent retrieval of the same network with the opposite top-down connectivity.

The opposite was observed for connectivity to limbic areas with a maximum reached in the anterior tip of the nucleus, while connectivity to associative areas was highest in the centroinferior portion of the nucleus.