… 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 …

… do not facilitate but instead hinder cell coupling. An alternative approach may be to enhance
synthesis of normal gap junction protein constituents in normal spatial distributions. Despite …

… 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 …

… stress individuals and old adults with low levels of stress. Increases of delta activity have been
linked to the emergence of conditions … amounts of cumulative stress with an increased risk …

… Conversely, when examining brain-to-heart direction, we found an aberrant coupling—stronger
coupling strength over all frequencies with reduced complexity, predominantely in the …

… Our approach of using lumbopelvic coupling-angle diagrams provides typical timing (relative
to % of movement) for when the transition from lumbar to pelvic domination occurs. This …

… examined whether aberrant parasympathetic stress responsivity represents … coupling would
be expected between RSA and NA, these results further support an aberrant pattern of stress …

… 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…

… Our findings support the aberrant salience hypothesis, since SCH patients failed to change
their coupling dynamics between stimulus response and baseline when performing an …