… plasticity, and mostly lead to its upregulation. We present the Trigger-Threshold-Target (TTT) …
this model, genetic mutations trigger brain reorganization in individuals with a low plasticity …

… threshold level. Recovery of consciousness occurs through functional and/or structural changes
in the brain, ie, through neuronal plasticity… and structural plasticity in the brain, especially …

… /Val group; (2) control of homeostatic plasticity—in which sub-threshold 1-Hz rTMS was pre-…
a lasting modification of activity in the targeted brain region, which can outlast the effects of …

… targeted brain region and across network might be considered an example of rapid plasticity
… threshold using the same TMS coil and Brainsight stereotaxic program described above. …

… Studies of adult brain plasticity have shown that substantial … Driving brain plasticity with
positive outcomes requires … Pharmacological therapies can target only a limited number of the …

… likely represent synaptic plasticity and are thus termed LTP-like and LTD-like plasticity. …
threshold and their relation to changes of MEP amplitudes. METHODS: We induced plasticity by …

… nervous system that are subjected to plasticity in health and disease. … plasticity responses
of the developing brain and how they are influenced by critical and sensitive periods of brain …

… brain plasticity for the development of personalized translational strategies for learning and
recovery following brain … be used to target mechanisms of sensory plasticity in healthy adults …

OBJECTIVES: To investigate the efficacy of a novel brain plasticity–based computerized
cognitive training program in older adults and to evaluate the effect on untrained measures of …

… top–down, targeted … threshold itself is dependent on the size of the representation: Large
representations have a higher recovery threshold; they will thus survive longer in the aging brain…