The observed linguistic effect also fits with the proposed role of left premotor regions in subserving phonological short-term memory, which may be relevant during rhyming (Hickok and Poeppel 2007).
Indeed, the PFC is crucial in subserving higher cognitive functions like memory, planning, goal-oriented behaviour, role learning, attention and inhibition.
Mounting evidence indicates that cytokines secreted by innate immune cells in the brain play a central role in regulating neural circuits that subserve mood, cognition, and sickness responses.
And "Using … a newly developed procedure and analysis, we were able to identify the dpIns as subserving a fundamental role in pain and the likely human homolog of the nociceptive region identified from animal studies.
We can argue semantics, but it seems to us that describing it as "subserving a fundamental role in pain" (does not mean only region) and potentially being an area that might be responsive only to nociceptive inputs that produce painful experiences – i.e. nociceptive/pain specific (alongside other areas to be yet possibly identified) best describes the data.
The anterior Prefrontal and Dorsolateral Prefrontal cortices, showing a significant interaction between reversal levels and load, might subserve a modulatory role in such reversals, in a mirror symmetric way: in the former activation is suppressed by the highest loads, and in the latter deactivation is reduced by highest loads, suggesting a more direct role of the aPFC in reversal generation.
PV-interneurons subserve an important role in cognitive processes, and are critically positioned to modulate hippocampal and PFC-dependent cognitive processes [38].
Of equivalent importance, therapy with high potency vitamin D metabolites or their analogs may subserve an important role in the management of these diseases.
GAD1 and GAD2 are differentially expressed during development, where GAD2 is thought to subserve a trophic role in early life and is distributed throughout the cytoplasm.
