Sentence examples for signal conduction from inspiring English sources
A desire to better understand the role of voltage-gated sodium channels (Na(V s) in signal conduction and their dysregulation in specific disease states motivates the development of high precision tools for their study.
Our cell-based repair program is exploring the potential of transplanted cells, including adult derived myelin forming cells, adult stem cells, and induced pluripotent stem cells to restore signal conduction in demyelinated axons, facilitate axon regeneration, and/or reduce neuronal loss.
This suggests that more nerve fibers were participating in signal conduction.
However, the advantage of signal conduction via the STN over signal conduction via the striatum in terms of time (∼22 ms) is small relative to the SSRT (which is typically 200 250 ms) [6].
Interestingly, the LRR-containing protein LRRC4 has been reported to regulate both the expression and signal conduction of the CXCR4 receptor.
Observations in ischemic and hibernating heart disease have led to the thesis that gap junction remodeling may contribute not only to defects in electrical signal conduction, but also to impairment of contractile force [31].
At the functional level, synaptic transmission in cnidarians relies on fast neurotransmitters (glutamate, GABA, glycine) and slow neurotransmitters (catecholamine, serotonin, neuropeptides) for sensory-signal conduction [ 133].
The foundations are certainly is not addressed merely by trying to relate physical principles to biology, for example, presenting neuronal signaling conduction in terms of electrical circuits (when in fact, the action potential is a more complex, dynamic molecular system).
It is revealed that, in this study, a correlation between the line width of signal L1 (conduction electrons in carbon areas) and the integral intensity of signals L3 and L4 (Е'γ centers located at interface) is shown in Figure 6.
As can be seen from Fig. 5b, at low temperatures, the localized spin system dominates the value of the g-factor of the EPR signal while conduction electron spins dominate its value at high temperatures.
These results imply that as the primary afferent sensory neuron, the DRG takes on a very important role in sensory signal transduction, conduction, and transmission.
