… Since 1960s, it was possible to record the activation potentials of one single neuron during
… a single neuron. Some studies reports that monkeys was able to learn firing a single neuron …

… tempo-spatial manner by intrinsic factors, extrinsic signals, and … of projection neurons is
imperative not only to support the basic … Morphological diversity of single neurons in molecularly …

… and environmental factors, affecting fundamental cellular … One of these is oxidative stress,
intimately linked to other … in the midbrain and microglial activation in the midbrain and striatum. …

… We suggest that astrocytes, just like neurons, can respond … to other factors, such as the
protection of the neurons. … reach deep zones of pathology in the brainstem) may be used, …

… drive microglia in response to changes in neuronal activity for … This review reveals the
molecular mechanism of neuron-… several factors, generally conclusively by neuronal intrinsic …

… ROS and inflammatory factors to induce neurotoxicity and neuronal apoptosis. They can, …
Microglia are the major orchestrator of the brain’s inflammatory response. Microglia express …

… response. Conducting further studies with larger sample sizes and robust design could help
determine the factors that are of predictive value on treatment response. … with brainstem …

… Damage to the cerebellum will cause dizziness, nausea, and … factors, chemokines, and
ROS; these factors can threaten … inflammatory response after TBIs, and proinflammatory factors …

… -6 is highest in the cerebellum, it can be speculated that loss of proper functioning of this
protein may have implications in neuronal circuitry dysfunction in the cerebellum thus affecting …

… factors. Interestingly, transient ATP depletion with active RhoA levels is significantly reduced
during hearing … increase the amplitude of wave in the auditory brainstem response and the …