Approximately 20 min after application of ryanodine force stabilized on a new baseline that was characterized by decreased developed force, increased diastolic force, and prolonged twitch-timing.
At the vicinity of a Turing instability, a weak Hopf instability can be induced in parallel by prolonging the timing of delivery of inhibition at chemical synapses.
We speculate that activation of DNase II may require further cleavage by cathespin L in C. elegans, since the mutation of clp-1 (the homologue of cathespin L) prolongs the timing of removing the germ cell corpses [ 38], similarly to what we observed in crn-7 mutants (Hsiang Yu and Szecheng J. Lo, unpublished data).
The results of the experiment clearly showed that the minimum time required to suppress an anticipatory timing task was prolonged when the participants were forced to use time estimation processes to initiate their responses.
The pain and discomfort of pressure ulcer delays rehabilitation, prolongs illness and timing of discharge, and also contribute to disability and death.
We did not obtain the timing of symptom resolution; however, the aforementioned association implies that prolonging the time to disease resolution increases the opportunity for virus exposure for a longer time.
For example, reduced Scn8a activity may directly increase burst firing of thalamic relay neurons, as suggested for other excitatory neurons, or enhance activity of inhibitory neurons of the reticular thalamic nucleus in a manner suggested for GluR4 mutant mice with SWD (18), producing prolonged inhibition and affect the timing of the thalamocortical oscillation.
Instead, as revealed by pairs of intracellular recordings simultaneously recorded from two closely situated CA1 pyramidal cells, prolonged antagonism of NKCC1 desynchronizes the timing of their action potentials (Hochman & Schwartzkroin, 2000).
"What they've shown quite clearly here is that the OCT4 gene isn't different but the timing [of its expression] is prolonged".
