Monthly Archives: November 2020

Neuropsychopharmacology (2012) 37, 2332-2344; doi:10.1038/npp.2012.88; published online 6 June 2012″“A review of the epidemiological literature linking pesticides to cancers in occupational studies worldwide was conducted, with particular focus on those articles published after the release of IARC Monograph 53 (1991): … Continue reading →

03+/-0.02 Hz vs. 0.22+/-0.05 Hz of 4-AP+0 Mg), and average number of action potentials in paroxysmal depolarization shift-burst (2.54+/-1.21 Hz vs. 8.16+/-0.88 Hz of 4-AP +0 Mg) was observed. A significant reduction in peak dV/dt (246+/-19 mV ms(-1) vs. 297 … Continue reading →

We further determined the effects of a NO donor, NOC-18, on the discharge activity of PF-LHA neurons in urethane-anesthetized rats. Overall, SD significantly affected NOx(-) production in the PF-LHA (one way repeated measures ANOVA, F=7.827, P=0.004). The levels of NOx(-) … Continue reading →

Especially, we prove that the exponential term in the Richards model has a one-to-one nonlinear correspondence to the basic reproduction number of the SIR model. This one-to-one relation provides us an explicit formula in calculating the basic reproduction number. Another … Continue reading →

In the first experiment, we compared levels of immunoreactivity of two immediate early genes: c-Fos and egr-1, among three groups of animals: Cycling, Late Pregnant, and rats perfused 1.5 h postpartum. The average number of Fos and egr-1-ir cells/section were … Continue reading →

004, odds ratio 2.87), and cardiopulmonary bypass duration (P < .001, odds ratio 1.009) as risk factors for mortality. Permanent neurologic dysfunction was associated with preoperative renal insufficiency (P = .029, odds ratio 2.79) and operation time (P < .001, … Continue reading →

In this paper, we formulate an alternative model of sex ratio evolution that is focused on the dynamics and quantitative properties of this process and www.selleckchem.com/products/CAL-101.html that combine a rigorous genetic approach with a game theoretic strategic analysis. In the … Continue reading →

Here we show that the conformation and oligomeric state of gB with mutations in the bipartite fusion loops were similarly altered despite the fusion-inactivating mutations. Together with previous studies, this suggests that fusion loop mutants undergo conformational changes but are … Continue reading →

An increase in cardiac sympathetic transmission relative to parasympathetic transmission is pathological as it can lead to disturbances in heart rhythm, catecholaminergic toxicity and development of arrhythmias or fibrillation. Mice lacking the p75 neurotrophin receptor (p75(-/-)) have elevated atrial NE … Continue reading →

Although many high-risk studies have focused on impairments in neurocognitive functions, such as memory and attention, very few studies have investigated problems in processing social cues such as facial expressions as a possible vulnerability marker for psychosis. Method. Thirty-six adolescents … Continue reading →