Sentence examples for spine architecture from inspiring English sources

MMP-9 is involved in activity-dependent reorganization of dendritic spine architecture.

It has been reported that 5-HT2A receptor activation alters spine architecture.

These data reveal an unanticipated role for Uba6 in neuronal development, spine architecture, mouse behavior, and turnover of Ube3a.

Studies in humans as well as in animal models have demonstrated abnormal spine architecture in several psychiatric disorders, including depression and other stress-related illnesses.

When the trabeculae are thick e.g. in the femur or the noise is low, e.g. cervical spine, architecture and stiffness could be determined accurately, but when the trabeculae are thin and the noise is high, e.g. thoracic spine, architecture could not be determined accurately and the connectivity was lost and hence no mechanical properties could be calculated directly.

FXS has emerged as a disorder of synaptic plasticity associated with abnormalities of long-term depression and long-term potentiation and immature dendritic spine architecture, related to dysregulation of dendritic translation typically activated by group I mGluR and other receptors.

Fragile X syndrome (FXS) is characterized by immature dendritic spine architectures and cognitive impairment.

Specific spine membrane architecture, sub-spine microdomains and spine head and neck geometry allow for well-coordinated and compartmentalized signaling, disruption of which could lead to various neurological diseases.

Chronic sexual experience no longer produced an increase in corticosterone levels but continued to promote adult neurogenesis and stimulate the growth of dendritic spines and dendritic architecture.

Dendritic architecture and spine density of Golgi Cox stained neurons were digitally reconstructed and analyzed.

The present results reveal that, in control animals, dendritic architecture and spine number change within a relatively short time, i.e., from the resting to the activity period.