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Decreased projections to LP in <i>Brn3b</i> mutants occur postnatally.
Published 2023“…<p>Axonal projections were visualized by AP signals. (<b>A</b>) Schematic diagram of a coronal image showing the brain area (boxed) used for analysis (top) and sagittal images depicting the level (dashed line) where each coronal section was obtained (bottom) at P1-P5 and P8-P13. …”
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Performance of the response detection algorithm at detecting simulated increases versus decreases in firing rate.
Published 2020“…<p>Curves reflect the mean (±SD) fraction of increases and decreases detected as a function of the simulated response size (expressed as percent of baseline firing rate). …”
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FEF inactivation decreased microsaccade rate in response to cues appearing in either visual hemifield.
Published 2016“…<p>(<b>A</b>) Time courses of mean microsaccade rate (+/- 95% confidence intervals) in response to cues either in the affected or intact visual hemifield for unilateral FEF warm and FEF cool conditions from our example monkey DZ. …”
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Decreased brain glucose uptake and glucose transporter expressions at early stage of female aging.
Published 2013“…GLUT1<sub>55 Kda</sub> expression showed a significant increase after 3 months of age. This rise sustained across 6, 9 and 12 months of age and then decreased significantly at 15 months of age. …”
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