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Meanings of neural substrate in English
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Usage of neural substrate in English
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Whereas the inputs are defined, the neuralsubstrate for motion computation remains enigmatic.
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To know ourselves increasingly requires careful studies of the neuralsubstrate of which we are composed.
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The neuralsubstrate and mechanisms mediating the intake inhibitory effects of hindbrain OT-R signaling are undefined.
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A widespread network involving cortical and subcortical brain structures forms the neuralsubstrate of human spatial navigation.
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These circuits may represent a neuralsubstrate for the initiation or propagation of seizure activity in human epileptogenic neocortex.
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In songbirds, the initiation of song behaviour and the neuralsubstrate of this system are highly influenced by gonadal steroids.
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These cocaine-driven neuroadaptations may provide a neuralsubstrate for maladaptive processing of cues that can ultimately trigger craving and relapse.
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Hippocampal place cells selectively fire when an animal traverses a particular location and are considered a neuralsubstrate of spatial memory.
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These results suggest that the insula may be a key shared neuralsubstrate that mediates the influence of temperature on trust processes.
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NMDAR plasticity might thus represent a potential neuralsubstrate for conditioned dopamine neuron burst responses to environmental stimuli acquired during reward-based learning.
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These results indicate that long-standing hippocampal damage can yield significant functional reorganization of the neuralsubstrate underlying memory in the human brain.
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Conclusion: Amygdala hyperactivity is a neuralsubstrate of negatively biased automatic emotion processing that could be a determinant for a more severe disease course.
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In two studies, we investigated physical temperature as one factor that can influence human trust behavior, and the insula as a possible neuralsubstrate.
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We propose that NMDAR plasticity in the VTA may represent a neuralsubstrate by which early life deficits in social experience increase addiction vulnerability.
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We also briefly review recent research on neuralsubstrates and cognitive processing.
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As such, the neuralsubstrates regulating PPI are of particular interest.