- Nuclear factor-kappa B is involved in the phenotype loss of parvalbumin-interneurons in vitro
[作者:Wang, XA; Zhou, ZQ; Yang, C; Xu, JG; Yang, JJ,期刊:Neuroreport, 页码:264-268 , 文章类型: Article,,卷期:2011年22-6]
- The phenotype loss of parvalbumin-containing interneurons, characterized by decreased parvalbumin expression, has been observed in schizophrenic patients. Overproduction of intraneuronal reactive oxygen species leads to ...
- Decoding what one likes or dislikes from single-trial fNIRS measurements
[作者:Hosseini, SMH; Mano, Y; Rostami, M; Takahashi, M; Sugiura, M; Kawashima, R,期刊:Neuroreport, 页码:269-273 , 文章类型: Article,,卷期:2011年22-6]
- Recent functional neuroimaging studies have shown the possibility of decoding human mental states from their brain activity using noninvasive neuroimaging techniques. In this study, we applied multivariate pattern classi...
- Exocytosis and mobility of histamine vesicles exhibit no difference to that of histamine-negative vesicles in guinea pig superior cervical ganglion neurons
[作者:Hua, J; He, GH; Li, T; Meng, J; Ma, X; Jia, M; Zhang, YQ; Luo, XX,期刊:Neuroreport, 页码:274-281 , 文章类型: Article,,卷期:2011年22-6]
- Our previous studies have shown that histamine existed widely in the sympathetic nervous system and functioned differentially on the sympathetic nerve activation level. Therefore, in this study, we tried to find out whet...
- Positive association of the human STON2 gene with schizophrenia
[作者:Luan, ZL; Zhang, YL; Lu, TL; Ruan, Y; Zhang, HY; Yan, J; Li, LZ; Sun, W; Wang, LF; Yue, WH; Zhang, D,期刊:Neuroreport, 页码:288-293 , 文章类型: Article,,卷期:2011年22-6]
- Synaptic hypothesis of schizophrenia suggests that alterations of synaptic transmission and neuronal connectivity might be core feature of schizophrenia. STON2 participates in synaptic vesicle protein recognition and neu...
- Induction of ezrin-radixin-moesin molecules after cryogenic traumatic brain injury of the mouse cortex
[作者:Moon, Y; Kim, JY; Choi, SY; Kim, K; Kim, H; Sun, W,期刊:Neuroreport, 页码:304-308 , 文章类型: Article,,卷期:2011年22-6]
- Traumatic brain injury promotes rapid induction of microglial cells and infiltration of peripheral macrophages to the injury sites. Such inflammatory responses are mediated by the activation and migration of immune cells...
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