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Hence, ERP changes observed in GF treated rats could reduce the ability of cardiac tissue to elicit an abnormal propagated response by increasing L, thus hampering reentry.

It is shown that as the ratio of the acoustic wavenumber to the flexural wavenumber increases above 0·1, the power radiated by the propagating response increases while that radiated by the non-propagating response decreases by the same amount, so that the net power remains unchanged.

The even action potentials have amplitude of less than 40 mV, which cannot represent a propagating response suggesting a 2 : 1 conduction block.

Apparently, the cell-type specific connectivity structure results in a complex interplay of excitation and inhibition not explained by within-layer recurrent inhibition and thereby shapes the propagating response to a transient thalamic input.

These CTL were propagated in response to the immunodominant HER-2/neu369 377 HER-2/neu369 377d by peptides' autologous BM CD34+ cell-derived monocytes.

These observations lead us to conclude that nanodomains form and propagate in response to force in C. albicans, just as they do in Als5pWT-expressing S. cerevisiae.

mRNAs upregulated by endothelin-1 encoded a number of receptor ligands (e.g. Ereg, Areg, Hbegf) and transcription factors (e.g. Abra/Srf) that potentially propagate the response.

These, together with major changes in TF expression (e.g. Srf, Egr family, Klf family TFs; Fig. 5) are likely to propagate the response.

This may be attributed to the existence of redundant reactions, which play similar roles in propagating signal response and are not apparent in these modules.

Thus, the network can propagate the response enhancement in spite of the differences in activity caused by variation in stimulus contrast.

Thus, a connection scheme where A-neurons are excited by neighboring A-neurons but inhibited by the N-neurons can propagate the response enhancement along the target curve.