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Prepulse inhibition (PPI) is a
neurological phenomenon in
which a
weaker prestimulus (
prepulse)
inhibits the
reaction of an
organism to a
subsequent strong...
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depolarizing prepulse (DPP) is an
electrical stimulus that
causes the
potential difference measured across a
neuronal membrane to
become more positive...
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Frenchmen of
Maine Jump
scare Prepulse inhibition –
attenuation of the
startle response after a
weaker preceding prepulse stimulus Surprise (emotion) Rammirez-Moreno...
- over-volting is used. Very
rapid rise-times are
often achieved using a
prepulse technique. This
method is
performed by
delivering a
small flash through...
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cellular and
anatomical traits (the
phenotype of the model).
Prepulse inhibition Prepulse inhibition (PPI) is the
inhibition of the
response to a startling...
- Gil-Miravet I, Fuertes-Saiz A,
Benito A, Almodóvar I,
Ochoa E, Haro G (2021). "
Prepulse Inhibition in
Cocaine Addiction and Dual Pathologies".
Brain Sciences....
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hyperpyrexia syndrome and schizophrenia. D3
agonists have been
shown to
disrupt prepulse inhibition of
startle (PPI), a cross-species
measure that recapitulates...
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animals at
present are drug
discrimination (DD) and, to a
lesser extent,
prepulse inhibition (PPI) and time perception.
Other paradigms have also been studied...
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development of
neurons involved in
sensory processing,
particularly in
prepulse inhibition. Additionally, GSX1 is
implicated in
spinal cord
injury recovery...
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pituitary glands and ****mens. It is also
possible that
lower capacities for
prepulse inhibition plays a role in StPD.
Research has
suggested that
people with...
