… factors and coordinate physiological responses. When stressors are encountered, the HPA
axis triggers the ‘fight-or-flight’ response… secretion in the adrenal medulla and GC secretion in …

… The absolute amplitude of startle responses was also … The startle response amplitude in
both gap and no-gap … test, non-auditory systems (including the midbrain reticular formation, …

… cuneate nucleus (Cu) of the brainstem on the same side of the … , many details about the
factors that influence the shrinkage … JH (2024) Implications for brainstem recovery from studies in …

… that not only maintains the homeostatic and adaptive responses of the brain but is also
dynamically … Dysfunctional proteolysis is also considered one of the contributing factors in PD. In …

… than through secreting the inflammatory factors. For example, … by precollicular-postmammillary
brainstem transection while … Such reflex amplitude modulation consisted of alternations …

… other factors which influences the level of noise; that is, the noise level was influenced by …
to modulate the transformations of neural signals through the basal ganglia and cerebellum. …

… A number of factors can be involved into the mechanisms of … can suppress startle response
to a strong auditory stimulus, … hippocampus, diencephalon and brainstem in adult male fragile …

… At 9 weeks of age, all mice were subjected to auditory brainstem response (ABR) testing
before noise exposure to confirm the baseline auditory threshold. At 10 weeks of age, the mice …

… A number of studies also investigate the factors influencing axonal regeneration in response
… in the substantia nigra pars compacta in the human midbrain. Previous research estimates …

… of transcription factors, epigenetic modifiers, and microRNAs, is crucial for the proper neural
development and function of the brain cells. The SOX transcription factors are involved in …