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... strychnine condition. Note that four neurons were tested with pure tones at BF, whereas two neurons responded best to narrow- band pulses centered on BF (cell 061500mso07, bandwidth, ⫾ 500 Hz; cell 100101mso03, ... See full document

... to temporal sound features can be observed at various levels of the auditory pathway, but is particularly versatile in the IC (Brand et ...of synaptic inputs IC cells receive and are therefore ... See full document

... address inhibition, even though there is anatomical evidence of massive glycinergic inhibitory input from the lateral nucleus of the trapezoid body (LNTB, driven by globular bushy cells of the ipsilateral AVCN) ... See full document

... The functional properties of space maps and the computational steps underlying their creation have best been investigated in barn ...the processing of IPDs and IIDs is done in two completely separated ...of ... See full document

... of functional downstream protein networks, leading to alterations in the compositions of multiprotein complexes and in protein localization, with most severe physiological ... See full document

... Die Isolierung von peripheren mononukleären Blutzellen (PBMC) aus Vollblut gesunder Spender erfolgte mit Hilfe der Ficoll-Dichtegradienten-Zentrifugation. Die Abnahme des Vollblutes erfolgte in Spritzen, die 100 µl ... See full document

... a functional relationship between the endocannabinoid system and central metabolic regulators can be manifested: Leptin, which is suggested to be the key mediator of the anorexogenic drive, has been shown to lower ... See full document

... thesis dissertation, 2003) and M. Pecka (Diploma thesis dissertation, 2004)), but also offer a more accurate value of the effective duration of spike ...and Pecka conducted experiments in ... See full document

... et al., 2005). This underscores the notion that additional intracellular mechanisms underlie neuronal polarization. Although these non-actin regulating proteins are involved in multiple processes, one common denominator ... See full document

... structural synaptic plasticity and the stabilization of ...al., 2008; Bozdagi et ...to functional potentiation, actin as determining factor of spine size, PSD‐95 as glutamate receptor anchor in the  ... See full document

... mediated inhibition of Brd4 might be accompanied by inhibition of Brd2 and Brd3 as well. For example is has been demonstrated that knockdown of Brd2 alone or Brd3 alone inhibits transcription of certain ... See full document

... the temporal sequence of activated IRs, shows that the bats followed quite stereotyped but individually different flight paths around the VO units in the ... See full document

... and functional characterization. The synaptic connectivity as well as the morphology of the individual cells, their axonal projections and dendritic trees are well ... See full document

... Während in allen bisher untersuchten prokaryontischen Systemen die SECIS-Elemente innerhalb der codierenden Region der mRNA lokalisiert sind, befinden sie sich in Archaeen im 3'-nicht- translatierten Bereich der mRNA. ... See full document

... 24 protrusions actually transforms into spines (<2 µm), while the vast majority disappear within two days of formation (Zuo et al., 2005). However, not every spine seems to arise from a filopodia-like transition ... See full document

... All the above-mentioned studies aimed at the understanding of the organisation of the synaptic complex by introducing substitutions in the catalytic domain of Gin. The obtained results clearly confirmed the ... See full document

... 2.8 GMAP-210 Recruits The Intraflagellar Transport Protein IFT20 To The Golgi Apparatus.. 89.[r] ... See full document

... Single mature GFP-expressing neurons from mixed cultures were axotomized as de- scribed previously (Gomis-Ruth et al., 2008). The neurons were grown on coverslips with a laser engraved grid (Laserzentrum ... See full document

... investigated temporal sound feature in bats is the time interval (delay) occurring between successive sound ...primary auditory cortical areas, whereas in Pteronotus and Rhinolophus as well as in Carollia ... See full document

... communication), but do have a well-developed sense of smell and relatively large olfactory bulbs (Bang and Cobb, 1968; Hagelin, 2004). Furthermore, the brown kiwi and kakapo belong to entirely different evolutionary ... See full document