… coupling dysfunction in pathological conditions fostered by oxidative distress. The increase
in the steady-state … to the dysfunction of neurovascular coupling, including by reducing the …

… excitatory input onto FS interneurons, calcineurin enhancing postsynaptic GABAergic
responses via a selective reduction in long-term depression at this locus, and LPA1 coupling …

… First, we introduce the CNS frailty coupled with energy demand, which could produce metabolic
dysfunctions in both familial and sporadic forms of neurodegenerative diseases [6,7]. An …

… We measured EEG during anticipation of and recovery from this socially stressful situation. …
recovery conditions of the SPT, we examined the early and late stages of these two conditions…

… Coupled with our ARMS sample without any prior treatment with an antipsychotic for a
psychotic episode, this provided evidence on putative causal mechanisms prior to and at first …

… In detail, this dissertation deals with aberrant activity in and synchronicity between brain
areas in Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) and the underling cognitive processes, that may lead …

… an aberrant brain-to-heart coupling (high coupling strength, low coupling complexity), and iii)
a low heart-to-brain coupling … Lastly, we found that the aberrant brain-to-heart coupling was …

… controls (n = 20) at baseline and during psychosocial stress exposure. Parasympathetic
vagal control of arousal, reflected in RSA-HP coupling, was assessed for the first time in SCZ. …

… , but nevertheless acquire irrational, order one anomalous dimensions at strong coupling.
The ∆ = 6 operator we mention in fact acquires no anomalous dimension at all! 12The case of …

… However, several discrepancies between findings of the meta‐analysis and systematic
review were observed, stressing the need for future studies on resting‐state abnormalities in …