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... high-energy food relative to the control conditions plus to compare activation changes ...whole brain level) associated with high-energy images versus low- energy ...brain’s response of ... See full document

... leptin-mediated effects on neu- ral activity in response to food-related cues are observed in areas of the brain involved in both the regulation of feeding behavior and high-level  ... See full document

... neural response to rewarding stimuli was created using a combination of automated anatomical labeling (AAL) regions from the Wake Forest University pick atlas [53] for the amygdala, orbitofrontal cortex, ante- ... See full document

... the brain, influence brain regions that regulate the motivation to consume high-calorie ...in food, we have shown here that mild hypoglycemia preferentially activates limbic-striatal brain ... See full document

... to food cues following RYGBP, given the enhanced postprandial secretion of PYY and ...the effects on neural responsivity of repetitive exaggerated increases in PYY secretion as seen following RYGBP ... See full document

... the visual cues were task irrelevant and spa- tially nonpredictive, they produced a reliable exogenous spatial cuing effect on tactile ...a visual event on the same side of exter- nal space as the ... See full document

... attention effects from sensory effects in these types of ...attentional effects may contribute to the results seen ...of visual cues and a dual task, they concluded that whereas ... See full document

... Despite the theoretical and practical implications of our findings, there are potential limitations that we wish to acknowledge. First, in Experiment 2 images of products were presented to participants in a product ... See full document

... This study was done on 15 patients with diagnosed Parkinson‟s disease. Balance and gait training was given by using visual cues for 3days in a week for 4 weeks. The present result shows significant ... See full document

... the brain areas rich in serotonergic pathways ...rat brain that included midbrain, hippocampus, hypothalamus, thalamus, caudate putamen and also the frontal cortex ...the brain, forming part of the ... See full document

... in response to M2 signals has not been addressed ...moreover, brain IL-4 levels may increase during pathological events, while ad- ministration of this molecule associates with beneficial effects on ... See full document

... the brain network of sleep deprivation by the disruption of small- world properties and efficiency based on resting-state fMRI ...binary brain networks of each participate with 90 brain regions as ... See full document

... replica food was converted into its real food equiva- lent using a conversion ...real food equivalent was used for all bivariate ...by food across the three experi- mental ... See full document

... using visual images not included in the main ...After response, or after 1500 ms in the event of no response, there followed a random inter-trial interval of between 1250 – 1500 ... See full document

... picture cues over word cues in the template-guided control of visual search (see also Wolfe et ...complete visual representation of its features can be activated, and the allocation of ... See full document

... The next analysis looked at the time taken for participants to detect the correct target. Data from five participants (2 older; 3 younger) were excluded due to a computer error. Search errors were relatively low (older M ... See full document

... that visual information comprises one of the most important and salient sources of information used during walking [4,14] and that stroke survivors have been reported to become more dependent on vision to maintain ... See full document

... Liver is a vital organ present in vertebrates and some other animals. It has a wide range of functions, including detoxification, protein synthesis and production of biochemicals, necessary for digestion. Excessive iron ... See full document

... in exercise tolerance and dyspnea are the main symptoms leading to medical consultation by patients with ...breathing visual feedback is used to enhance the speedy recovery and can provide easily to ... See full document

... high-calorie food or non-food item was displayed on the center of the screen for each trial and participants were instructed to look at the screen all the time during the ...six food blocks (which ... See full document