… , the precursor to dopamine, which is able to cross the blood … of dopamine depleted mice
increased synaptic connectivity … of the functional connections of dopaminergic nigrostriatal axon …

… Neural precursor cells (NPCs) reside in the SVZ located … We demonstrated that dopaminergic
depletion is able to … To this aim, we exploited the acute, unilateral 6-OHDA model of …

… beneficial effects on naïve normal human T cells are: dopamine… highlighted the stemness
of “precursors of exhausted” T cells, … a particularly severe T cell exhaustion signature among …

… of neuronal network dysfunction, with severe dysfunction being … effects of CPZ demyelination
and microglial depletion through … precursor proliferation and differentiation and has toxic …

… dopamine, therefore potentially replacing the function of lost or damaged neurons. Second,
apart from cell replacement and dopamine … severe adverse effects. For example, a case of …

… depletion did not appear to alter amyloid precursor protein processing or amyloid levels in
5xFAD mice, although a shift in amyloid localization from brain … animal model of severe sepsis. …

… can result in severe consequences for neuronal function and … vulnerable to PD effects than
dopamine neurons of ventral … , kinetin triphosphate, or its precursor kinetin, rescues kinase …

… oxygen species production in the brains of PD patients, … , antioxidant depletion, and exposure
to toxic oxidized dopamine. The … in the brain, may undergo loss of function mutations which …

… The first stage is a precursor cell or proliferation phase. Adult … functional connections or
received correct dendritic input. … the acute phase. In the chronic phase, SCI impaired or had no …

… Pre-opiomelanocortin, a precursor polypeptide synthesized … that acute ELS enhanced DRD1
expression and dopamine- … There are some studies on how ELS affects the human brain …