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... neurons in or near the midbrain midline, implying that interrelations between serotonergic neurotransmission and behavior were maintained during evolution (Parent, 1981; Kah and Chambolle, 1983; Ueda et ... See full document

... SCC, behavior, and milk produc- tion was ...The effect was evident despite the limitation that some factors ...recorded in the present ...because of other factors, but we have focused ... See full document

... Advances in the understanding of the pathophysiology of osteoarthritis (OA), such as the influence of biochemical stress or abnormal intra-articular biomechanics, and the inflammatory pathways ... See full document

... the effect of serotonin receptor 5-HT1A stimulation on the feeding behavior of quails (Coturnix ...administration of 5-HT1A agonist, 8-OH-DPAT ...intake in ... See full document

... the effect of temperature on honey rheologi- cal behavior, 10 mL of honey was placed in the container of the viscometer and heated at 30, 50, 70 and ...After 5 min ... See full document

... depolarization of B31/B32 in situ, and the direct depolar- ization of B31/B32 in culture by PTIO, might have been caused by possible effects of PTIO that are not related to its ... See full document

... topic of discussion was handed ...engaging in independent and autonomous physical activities and ...notes on each meeting and a field diary was used to maintain a record of ...stored in ... See full document

... end of the experiment the animals were killed and Evans blue was injected ...fixed in 10% buffered neu- tral formalin solution for at least 2 days, and then cut frontally with a brain ...placement of ... See full document

... possibility of contamination; third, during the evisceration process, the crop might be disrupted (Hargis et ...part of the industrial processes used for crop collection promote carcass contamination due to ... See full document

... the drinking water was replaced twice daily. The drinking water in all treatments derived from the same water source, and free chlorine was used during the entire experimental period at 6 to 8 ppm ... See full document

... fecundity in sterile ...species of land and freshwater snails, is physiologi- cally adapted to survival over unfavorable transient environmental ...inefficacy of control attempts and, simultaneously, ... See full document

... area of the granules zymogen depending on the species, age and the type of food ...dependence in the age aspect depending on the morphofunctional state of the ...organism. ... See full document

... expression of emotions, adaptive tuning which helps to understand and have reason for the emotions in yourselves and others, also prepares the person to cope with environ- mental stresses and tensions ... See full document

... Presence of free fatty acids in biodiesel feedstock has been source of concern to biodiesel producers, hence this investigation was carried out to determine its effect on methyl esters ... See full document

... H 1 -The greater the intensity of involvement with information provided by the website, the greater the willingness of the online shopper to adopt innovative purchase behav[r] ... See full document

... consumer behavior in order to study the effect on purchase decision (Jalalkamali & Nikbin, ...aspect of brand value that makes consumers pay for certain products or services (Yaseen ... See full document

... life of bucket teeth in shovel and dragline deployed in handling of overburden rock is an important contributor to the stores cost and is also responsible for the loss of valuable ... See full document

... d of age. Digesta of birds within a replicate were pooled, put on ice until they were transported to the laboratory for enumeration of microbial ...g of ileal content was homogenized ... See full document

... expansions in the size of the older population, a corresponding increase in the projected number with disability is expected, more for females than ...declines in functional health ... See full document

... species in the Solanaceae family are poisonous to humans as well as to ...effects of the plants are mainly reported in the older ...humans in large quantities, causes anticholinergic ... See full document