The theory, elaborated by Jastreboff, is that when more sounds are fed to the brain sensitivity and spontaneous activity decline — the effect Hippocrates remarked upon.
QPRT-depleted cells showed increased sensitivity to spontaneous cell death, upregulated caspase-3 activity and strong active-caspase-3 signals.
Sikorski and Nevo (2005) found in the soil bacterium Bacillus simplex that the levels of UVC sensitivity and spontaneous mutation rate were correlated with ecological niches and phylogeny thereby pointing not only to adaptation but also to speciation [19].
Due to the coherent nature of the CARS possesses, CARS has higher sensitivity than spontaneous Raman microscopy.
In cases in which there is increased local Ng in the spine, more CaM is targeted enhancing the spine sensitivity to spontaneous overnight activity.
Importantly, orexin, a neurotransmitter that regulates arousal, wakefulness, and appetite, has recently been implicated in regulation of glucose metabolism, leptin sensitivity, and spontaneous physical activity (31).
All types of chimeras were healthy and did not show any evidence of an abnormal immune status in terms of enhanced sensitivity to spontaneous infections or autoimmune disease.
Chronic pain may in part result from partial demyelination during chronic injury, which creates aberrant Nav channel clusters that may serve as sites of ectopic sensitivity or spontaneous activity [for review see (Levinson et al., 2012)].
We also examined the spatial pattern of extracellular GABA (Morishima et al. 2010) and the GABAA receptor sensitivity of spontaneous intracellular Ca2+ transients to elucidate the role of ambient GABA in microgyrus formation.
Rat and mouse lines differing in their sensitivity to spontaneous mammary tumors have been used to determine genetic components, including dominant resistance genes as well as sensitivity genes that modify susceptibility to spontaneous and/or induced mammary tumors and could be shared by human tumors.
