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Inhibition Defined
One of the responses caused by specific neurotransmitters binding to receptors on a neuron. Inhibition decreases the probability that neurotransmitters will be released by the neuron.
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- Researchers Use Virtual Reality To Study Our Thoughts, Actions - Courant.com: Research on how virtual environments can be used to understand people's uninhibited behaviour
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- Primary Movement: Primary reflex inhibition programme to bring improvements in maths, language and concentration. Study involving dyslexics. Mass research study.
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- Interneuron Diversity in Layers 2-3 of Monkey Prefrontal Cortex -- Zaitsev et al. 19 (7): 1597 -- Cerebral Cortex: The classification of interneurons in the primate neocortex is further complicated by a less extensive database of the features of these neurons and by reported interspecies differences. Consequently, in this study we characterized 8 different morphological types of interneurons from monkey prefrontal cortex, 4 of which have not been previously classified. These interneuron types differed in their expression of molecular markers and clustered into 3 different electrophysiol ogical classes. The first class consisted of fast-spiking parvalbumin-po sitive chandelier and linear arbor cells. The second class comprised 5 different morphological types of continuous-ada pting calretinin- or calbindin-posi tive interneurons that had the lowest level of firing threshold. However, 2 of these morphological types had short spike duration, which is not typical for rodent adapting cells. Neurogliaform cells (NGFCs), which coexpressed calbindin and neuropeptide Y, formed the third class, characterized by
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- Regulation of prostaglandin production in carrageenan-in duced pleurisy by melatonin - ..[J Pineal Res. 1999] - PubMed Result: Regulation of prostaglandin production in carrageenan-in duced pleurisy by melatonin. Cuzzocrea S, Costantino G, Mazzon E, Caputi AP. J Pineal Res. 1999 Aug
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