Intriguingly, neurobiological work suggests shared mechanisms across positive and negative emotions.
The discovery of these shared mechanisms of memory consolidation is not some isolated case, but follows from the core principles of molecular evolution.
This finding contrasted expectations based on some known shared mechanisms of toxicity of Cd and Microcystis and therefore cautions against making predictions of interactive chemical + natural stressor effects from incomplete knowledge on affected biological processes and pathways.
Our results confirm previous suggestions of shared mechanisms of switching across domains, but also reveal bilinguals have greater efficiency for sustaining the inhibition of the non-target language than the non-target task when two responses are available.
Coordinated regulation of alternative splicing across multiple genes suggests that there are shared mechanisms responsible for generating this response.
These findings suggest shared mechanisms in MTB responses to stress conditions likely to be relevant in vivo.
We discuss implications for dedicated and shared mechanisms involved in the perception of faces and biological motion.
Further study of these groups may identify key genes involved in acute and chronic stages during infection as well as the shared mechanisms in both conditions.
Many authors have proposed the existence of shared mechanisms for non-verbal numerical discrimination in humans, non-human mammals, and birds [4], [14], [27], [46].
We expect that further analysis of the dosR regulon and EHR will elucidate common properties and shared mechanisms with other dormancy models.
Taken together, the ability to depotentiate synaptosomes after LTP and the shared mechanisms with more conventional systems attest to their resilience and further validates their use for the study of synaptic plasticity.
