Neural circuits - Globe Thesis

Keyword [Neural circuits] Result: 1 - 20 \| Page: 1 of 2
1.	Using Multidisciplinary Approaches To Characterize Glutamatergic Neurons And Their Functions In Aplysia Neural Circuits
2.	Neuroanatomical Mapping And Stress-related Neural Circuits Of The Tree Shrew Brain
3.	Mechanisms Underlying The Raised Activity Of Serotonergic Neural Circuits In Rodent Dorsal Raphe Nucleus By Sodium Salicylate
4.	The Potential Landscape And Flux Theory Of The Neural Network Dynamics
5.	Construction And Application Of Cre Recombinase-mediated Inducible Neuron-death System
6.	Awakening Effect Of Alarm Pheromones And Its Neural Circuits
7.	A Comparative Study On The Composition Of Cortical And Hippocampus Neural Circuits
8.	A Retinoraphe Projection Regulates Serotonergic Activity And Looming-evoked Defensive Behaviour
9.	The Neural Circuits Of The Innate Defensive Behaviors Evoked By Visual Threat Signal And The Neural Mechanism Of The Adaptative And Non-adaptative Defensive Behaviors
10.	A Novel 4D Imaging System For Freely Behaving C.elegans And The Application To Dissect The Mechanisms Of Neural Circuits
11.	The Multimodal Imaging Study Of The Fear Memory Neural Circuits
12.	The Neural Circuits From Hippcampus To The Bed Nucleus Of Stria Terminalis Participate In The Formation Of Contextual Fear Memory
13.	The Joint Regulation Of Excitatory And Inhibitory STDP Plasticity To The Cortical Neural Circuits
14.	Development And Application Of AAV In Neural Circuit Tracing
15.	Neuronal Classification And Internal Connection Patterns In The Fifth Layer Of The Medial Entorhinal Cortex
16.	Study On Neural Circuits Related To Feeding Behavior In Insular And Nucleus Accumbens
17.	The Construction Of Reverse Genetic System Of Nervous Necrosis Virus And Virus Modification
18.	Dissect The Regulate Mechanism Of Visual Signal Transmission Rapid Termination By Drosophila Visual Primary Neural Circuit
19.	The Neural Circuits And Formation Of Visual Innate Fear Defensive Responses In Mice
20.	The Oxytocin System Regulates Neural Mechanisms By Which Long-term Social Defeat Stress Affects Behavior
<<First <Prev Next> Last>> Jump to