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Stereotypic route-tracing in experimentally caged songbirds correlates with general behavioural disinhibition.
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On the causal and functional significance of displacement activities.
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Language, interaction, and frontotemporal dementia : reverse engineering the social mind
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ISBN: 9781845534349 9781845538286 1845538285 9781781790397 1781790396 1845534344 Year: 2010 Publisher: London Equinox

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In this volume, the researchers focus on the interactions of frontotemporal dementia patients. These patients have right hemisphere, frontal and temporal pole atrophy which leaves their cognitive abilities intact, but their social interactions impaired and their personalities changed. The volume opens with a discussion of the frontal lobes and their expected contributions to language as a tool for social interaction. Then a conversation analytic approach is applied to analyze what changes in the structure of interaction lead to a sense that the interactions are impaired or inappropriate. Finally, the volume ends with a look forward to what FTD contributes to our understanding of human sociality and what has been gained in our understanding of the brain and language.


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Frontotemporal dementias : emerging milestones of the 21st century
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ISBN: 3030511405 3030511391 Year: 2021 Publisher: Cham, Switzerland : Springer,

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Under the name of Frontotemporal Dementias (FTD) numerous hereditary and sporadic disorders are listed. FTD may take away speech and language, social skills and ethical judgement, wishes and will, empathy and emotions; it may also impair motor functions. FTD may affect men and women in midlife or during old age leading to the demolition of the uniqueness of the human mind. In the last decade of the 20th century and in the first two decades of the 21st century, progress in the understanding of clinical, neuropathological, biochemical, and genetic aspects of FTD has accelerated. The novel awareness about FTD has directed young generations of researchers toward the study of this complex group of disorders. This Volume has been formulated with the participation of some of the leading scientists who have contributed to the development of knowledge in the clinical and basic science arenas. It captures the current central elements that are relevant to an up-to-date understanding of causes and pathogenesis of multiple forms of FTD. The volume is an opus that represents a distillation of the work of many scientists and addresses the current directions in the study of one of the most complex groups of diseases. In view of its structure, the book could also be used as a textbook, that offers both a broad and deep analysis of major areas in FTD. This book, planned by the International Society for Frontotemporal Dementias, is distinctive as it opens a window to a wide landscape about the biology of FTD. Thus, the book represents a moment of reflection on the present state of our knowledge of FTD and a collective vision toward scientific progress. The authors of each chapter share their knowledge and vision aimed at reducing the suffering which is caused by FTD.


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Dissociable forms of inhibitory control within prefrontal cortex with an analog of the Wisconsin Card Sort Test: Restriction to novel situations and independence from ''on-line'' processing.
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Year: 1997

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Attentional set-shifting and discrimination reversal are sensitive to prefrontal damage in the marmoset in a manner qualitatively similar to that seen in man and Old World monkeys, respectively (Dias et al., 1996b), Preliminary findings have demonstrated that although lateral but not orbital prefrontal cortex is the critical locus in shifting an attentional set between perceptual dimensions, orbital but not lateral prefrontal cortex is the critical locus in reversing a stimulus-reward association within a particular perceptual dimension (Dias et al., 1996a). The present study presents this analysis in full and extends the results in three main ways by demonstrating that (1) mechanisms of inhibitory control and ''on-line'' processing are independent within the prefrontal cortex, (2) impairments in inhibitory control induced by prefrontal damage are restricted to novel situations, and (3) those prefrontal areas involved in the suppression of previously established response sets are not involved in the acquisition of such response sets. These findings suggest that inhibitory control is a general process that operates across functionally distinct regions within the prefrontal cortex. Although damage to lateral prefrontal cortex causes a loss of inhibitory control in attentional selection, damage to orbitofrontal cortex causes a loss of inhibitory control in affective processing. These findings provide an explanation for the apparent discrepancy between human and nonhuman primate studies in which disinhibition as measured on the Wisconsin Card Sort Test is associated with dorsolateral prefrontal damage, whereas disinhibition as measured on discrimination reversal is associated with orbitofrontal damage


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Evidence for a relationship between cage stereotypies and behavioural disinhibition in laboratory rodents.
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Year: 2002

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Cage stereotypies--abnormal, repetitive, unvarying and apparently functionless behaviours--are common in many captive animals, sometimes resulting in self-injury or decreased reproductive success. However, a general mechanistic or neurophysiological understanding of cage stereotypies has proved elusive. In contrast, stereotypies in human mental disorder, or those induced by drugs or brain lesions, are well understood, and are thought to result from the disinhibition of behavioural selection by the basal ganglia. In this study, we found that the cage stereotypies of captive bank voles also correlate with signs of altered response selection by the basal ganglia. Stereotypic bar-mouthing in the caged voles correlated with inappropriate responding in extinction learning, impairments of response timing, evidence of a knowledge-action dissociation, increased rates of behavioural activation, and hyperactivity. Furthermore, all these signs intercorrelated, implicating a single underlying deficit consistent with striatal disinhibition of response selection. Bar-mouthing thus appears fundamentally similar to the stereotypies of autists, schizophrenics, and subjects treated with amphetamine or basal ganglial lesions. These results represent the first evidence for a neural substrate of cage stereotypy. They also suggest that stereotypic animals may experience novel forms of psychological distress, and that stereotypy might well represent a potential confound in many behavioural experiments.


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Lesions to the subthalamic nucleus decrease impulsive choice but impair autoshaping in rats: the importance of the basal ganglia in Pavlovian conditioning and impulse control.

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Although the subthalamic nucleus (STN) is involved in regulating motor function, and inactivation of this structure relieves the motor symptoms in Parkinsonian patients, recent data indicate that corticosubthalamic connections are involved in both the regulation of attention and the ability to withhold from responding. Considerable evidence suggests that the neural circuitry underlying such behavioural disinhibition or impulsive action can be at least partially dissociated from that implicated in impulsive decision-making and it has been suggested that the tendency to choose impulsively is related to the ability to form and use Pavlovian associations. To explore these hypotheses further, STN-lesioned rats were tested on the delay-discounting model of impulsive choice, where impulsivity is defined as the selection of a small immediate over a larger delayed reward, as well as in a rodent autoshaping paradigm. In contrast to previous reports of increased impulsive action, STN lesions decreased impulsive choice but dramatically impaired the acquisition of the autoshaping response. When the STN was lesioned after the establishment of autoshaping behaviour, lesioned subjects were more sensitive to the omission of reward, indicative of a reduction in the use of Pavlovian associations to control autoshaping performance. These results emphasize the importance of the STN in permitting conditioned stimulus-unconditioned stimulus associations to regulate goal-seeking, a function which may relate to the alterations in impulsive choice observed in the delay-discounting task. These data bear a striking similarity to those observed after lesions of the orbitofrontal cortex and are suggestive of an important role for corticosubthalamic connections in complex cognitive behaviour


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From clocks to chaos : the rhythms of life
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ISBN: 0691221790 Year: 1988 Publisher: Princeton, New Jersey : Princeton University Press,

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In an important new contribution to the literature of chaos, two distinguished researchers in the field of physiology probe central theoretical questions about physiological rhythms. Topics discussed include: How are rhythms generated? How do they start and stop? What are the effects of perturbation of the rhythms? How are oscillations organized in space? Leon Glass and Michael Mackey address an audience of biological scientists, physicians, physical scientists, and mathematicians, but the work assumes no knowledge of advanced mathematics. Variation of rhythms outside normal limits, or appearance of new rhythms where none existed previously, are associated with disease. One of the most interesting features of the book is that it makes a start at explaining "dynamical diseases" that are not the result of infection by pathogens but that stem from abnormalities in the timing of essential functions. From Clocks to Chaos provides a firm foundation for understanding dynamic processes in physiology.


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Nutrition During Pregnancy and Lactation: Implications for Maternal and Infant Health
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ISBN: 3039280554 3039280546 Year: 2020 Publisher: MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute

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Pregnancy is a viewed as a window to future health. With the birth of the developmental origins of human adult disease hypothesis, research and clinical practice has turned its attention to the influence of maternal factors such as health and lifestyle surrounding pregnancy as a means to understand and prevent the inter-generational inheritance of chronic disease susceptibility. Outcomes during pregnancy have long-lasting impacts on both women on children. Moreover, nutrition early in life can influence growth and the establishment of lifelong eating habits and behaviors. This Special Issue on “Nutrition during Pregnancy and Lactation: Implications for Maternal and Infant Health” is intended to highlight new epidemiological, mechanistic and interventional studies that investigate maternal nutrition around the pregnancy period on maternal and infant outcomes. Submissions may include original research, narrative reviews, and systematic reviews and meta-analyses.

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education --- 6?-sialyllactose --- milk composition --- growth chart --- overweight and obesity --- body composition --- pregnant women --- prenatal intervention --- thermal control --- slow digesting carbohydrates --- postpartum --- vitamin B12 --- micronutrients --- passive immunization --- antibodies --- physiological body-weight loss --- obesity --- proteolysis --- energy --- infant formula --- adolescents --- pregnancy --- gestational weight gain intervention --- randomized clinical trial --- food photography --- metabolic rate --- infancy --- micronutrient deficiency --- restraint --- folate --- nutrition --- lactation --- basal maintenance expenditure --- milk oligosaccharides --- maternal nutrition --- disinhibition --- weight retention --- DNA sequencing --- neuroplasticity --- generalized linear models --- metabolic flexibility --- non-alcoholic fatty liver disease --- prematurity --- full breastfeeding --- food cravings --- transcriptome --- maternal diet quality --- Healthy Eating Index --- human milk --- gestational weight gain --- energy expenditure --- lifestyle intervention --- RDA --- immunological properties --- mindful eating --- insulin-resistant pregnancy --- nutritional intervention --- DNA methylation --- neurobiology --- total sugars --- fetal growth --- overweight --- fetal development --- energy intake --- hippocampus --- race --- maternal obesity --- early programming --- uncontrolled and emotional eating --- breast milk --- health --- hepatic lipogenesis --- eating behavior --- physical activity --- Pregnancy --- meal replacements --- premature delivery --- sialic acid --- diet quality --- cognitive development --- iron --- growth --- breastfeeding


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IJERPH : 15th Anniversary
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Year: 2020 Publisher: Basel, Switzerland MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute

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Next year (2018), we will be celebrating the 15th anniversary of the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health—IJERPH (ISSN 1660-4601). Hence, we are currently organizing a Special Issue to commemorate this important milestone. Founded in 2004, IJERPH has experienced a tremendous growth in terms of the number and quality of scientific publications. With a 2016 impact factor of 2.101, IJERPH now ranks among the top international journals in the emerging field of environmental research and public health. As described on our website (https://www.mdpi.com/journal/ijerph), IJERPH is a peer-reviewed journal that focuses on the publication of scientific and technical information on the impacts of natural phenomena and anthropogenic factors on the quality of our environment, the interrelationships between environmental health and the quality of life, as well as the socio-cultural, political, economic, and legal considerations related to environmental stewardship and public health. Its primary areas of research interests include: Gene-environment interactions Environmental genomics and proteomics Environmental toxicology, mutagenesis and carcinogenesis Environmental epidemiology and disease control Health risk assessment and management Ecotoxicology, and ecological risk assessment and management Natural resources damage assessment Environmental chemistry and computational modeling Environmental policy and management Environmental engineering and biotechnology Emerging issues in environmental health and diseases Environmental education and public health To help celebrate the 15th anniversary, you are kindly invited to submit original articles, critical reviews, research notes, and short communications on any of the above-listed topics. Please also encourage any of our colleagues who may be interested to submit manuscripts. We expect that this issue will attract considerable attention, as we prepare to celebrate the excellent scientific contributions and socio-economic impacts of IJERPH over the past 15 years.

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Research & information: general --- transportation noise --- MTNR1B gene --- rs10830963 --- diabetes --- glycosylated hemoglobin --- circadian sleep-wake cycle --- gene-environment interactions --- adults --- cohort study --- metal mobility --- soil flushing --- soil reclamation --- agricultural soil --- EDDS deficiency --- child sexual abuse --- adolescents --- girls --- boys --- gender differences --- legal proceedings --- child-friendly justice --- prevention --- cervical Arabin pessary --- cerclage --- second trimester of pregnancy --- sepiolite --- adsorption --- potentially toxic elements --- modification --- regeneration --- Xiangjiang River --- air pollution --- neighborhood deprivation index --- preterm birth --- spatial approach --- participatory research --- second hand smoking --- communication media --- vulnerable populations --- migrants --- health care research --- quality assurance --- hospital management --- health inequities --- environmental vulnerability --- multi-criteria spatial analysis --- risk management tool --- hazardous substance --- road accidents --- online hate --- hate speech --- bystander --- perpetrator --- online disinhibition --- online discrimination --- cyber aggression --- Bothrops lanceolatus --- envenomation --- snakebite --- bacteria --- infection --- antibiotic susceptibility --- ADL --- disability --- health --- home --- usability --- parenting desire --- lesbian --- gay --- minority stress --- mediation --- demographic factor --- EQ-5D --- health-related quality of life --- depression --- family planning --- Bayesian --- spatial --- RDHS --- Rwanda --- suicide --- premature mortality --- young men --- Greenland --- Denmark --- head injury --- incidence --- national health insurance --- population-based study --- mortality --- traumatic brain injury --- polycystic ovary syndrome --- self-efficacy --- optimism --- acceptance of illness --- September 11 terrorist attacks --- pilot aircraft-assisted suicide --- copycat effect --- obesity --- endoscopy --- Helicobacter pylori --- BMI --- Saudi patients --- urban lake --- comprehensive nutrition status Index --- heavy metals --- health risk --- fuzzy comprehensive method --- physical fitness --- Mediterranean diet --- body composition --- dementia --- health services --- resource utilization --- dementia care --- informal care --- formal care --- cognitive disorder --- physical activity in pregnancy --- PPAQ --- quality of life --- WHOQoL-Bref --- pregnant women --- food availability --- eating away from home --- household food spending --- trace elements --- concentration --- microwave digester --- Wuhan --- soil contamination --- ecological risk --- tuberculosis --- screening for tuberculosis --- public health --- immigrants --- health impact assessments --- premature death --- equity impact --- health impact --- reduction of air pollution --- environmental inequalities --- spatial analysis --- small area --- AirQ --- traffic congestion --- activity-travel patterns --- real-time traffic data --- the uncertain geographic context problem (UGCoP) --- the neighborhood effect averaging problem (NEAP) --- evaluation --- method --- policy --- strategy --- social --- trend --- winter tourism --- climate change --- snow abundance index --- meteorological suitability index --- copula function --- spatial suitability assessment --- oral surgery --- oral medicine --- leucoplakia --- hyperkeratosis --- laser --- electronic waste --- informal recycling --- PBDEs --- soil --- dust --- Nigeria --- aerobic capacity --- attrition --- change-of-direction speed --- deputy sheriff --- graduation --- high-intensity running --- police --- strength endurance --- tactical --- roadside exposure --- inflammation biomarker --- Nepal --- PM2.5 --- oily sludge --- incineration --- kinetic --- modeling --- differential/integral method --- engineering --- curriculum proposals --- arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi --- global change --- grassland ecosystem --- stoichiometry --- phosphorus limitation --- unsafe behavior --- targeted intervention --- coal miners --- safety management --- bioaerosols --- influenza virus --- ferret animal model --- aerosol chamber --- dengue fever --- Aedes albopictus --- living environment --- logistic regression analysis --- China --- human capital --- multilevel linear regression --- self-rated mental health --- social capital --- groundwater --- iron and manganese removal --- biofilter --- food contamination --- gastrointestinal diseases --- morbidity --- deep neural networks --- evolutionary learning --- health literacy --- adolescent health --- Mexico --- health disparities --- motivation --- videogaming --- psychopathology --- adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) --- Hungarian representative adult sample --- opinion poll --- ACE Score Calculator --- influenza vaccination --- pneumonia --- population-based case-control study --- adolescent --- risk factors --- psychosocial --- socio-environmental --- behavior --- United States --- Latinos --- physical education --- social and emotional learning --- sport education model --- subjective well-being --- trait emotional intelligence --- social anxiety --- transportation noise --- MTNR1B gene --- rs10830963 --- diabetes --- glycosylated hemoglobin --- circadian sleep-wake cycle --- gene-environment interactions --- adults --- cohort study --- metal mobility --- soil flushing --- soil reclamation --- agricultural soil --- EDDS deficiency --- child sexual abuse --- adolescents --- girls --- boys --- gender differences --- legal proceedings --- child-friendly justice --- prevention --- cervical Arabin pessary --- cerclage --- second trimester of pregnancy --- sepiolite --- adsorption --- potentially toxic elements --- modification --- regeneration --- Xiangjiang River --- air pollution --- neighborhood deprivation index --- preterm birth --- spatial approach --- participatory research --- second hand smoking --- communication media --- vulnerable populations --- migrants --- health care research --- quality assurance --- hospital management --- health inequities --- environmental vulnerability --- multi-criteria spatial analysis --- risk management tool --- hazardous substance --- road accidents --- online hate --- hate speech --- bystander --- perpetrator --- online disinhibition --- online discrimination --- cyber aggression --- Bothrops lanceolatus --- envenomation --- snakebite --- bacteria --- infection --- antibiotic susceptibility --- ADL --- disability --- health --- home --- usability --- parenting desire --- lesbian --- gay --- minority stress --- mediation --- demographic factor --- EQ-5D --- health-related quality of life --- depression --- family planning --- Bayesian --- spatial --- RDHS --- Rwanda --- suicide --- premature mortality --- young men --- Greenland --- Denmark --- head injury --- incidence --- national health insurance --- population-based study --- mortality --- traumatic brain injury --- polycystic ovary syndrome --- self-efficacy --- optimism --- acceptance of illness --- September 11 terrorist attacks --- pilot aircraft-assisted suicide --- copycat effect --- obesity --- endoscopy --- Helicobacter pylori --- BMI --- Saudi patients --- urban lake --- comprehensive nutrition status Index --- heavy metals --- health risk --- fuzzy comprehensive method --- physical fitness --- Mediterranean diet --- body composition --- dementia --- health services --- resource utilization --- dementia care --- informal care --- formal care --- cognitive disorder --- physical activity in pregnancy --- PPAQ --- quality of life --- WHOQoL-Bref --- pregnant women --- food availability --- eating away from home --- household food spending --- trace elements --- concentration --- microwave digester --- Wuhan --- soil contamination --- ecological risk --- tuberculosis --- screening for tuberculosis --- public health --- immigrants --- health impact assessments --- premature death --- equity impact --- health impact --- reduction of air pollution --- environmental inequalities --- spatial analysis --- small area --- AirQ --- traffic congestion --- activity-travel patterns --- real-time traffic data --- the uncertain geographic context problem (UGCoP) --- the neighborhood effect averaging problem (NEAP) --- evaluation --- method --- policy --- strategy --- social --- trend --- winter tourism --- climate change --- snow abundance index --- meteorological suitability index --- copula function --- spatial suitability assessment --- oral surgery --- oral medicine --- leucoplakia --- hyperkeratosis --- laser --- electronic waste --- informal recycling --- PBDEs --- soil --- dust --- Nigeria --- aerobic capacity --- attrition --- change-of-direction speed --- deputy sheriff --- graduation --- high-intensity running --- police --- strength endurance --- tactical --- roadside exposure --- inflammation biomarker --- Nepal --- PM2.5 --- oily sludge --- incineration --- kinetic --- modeling --- differential/integral method --- engineering --- curriculum proposals --- arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi --- global change --- grassland ecosystem --- stoichiometry --- phosphorus limitation --- unsafe behavior --- targeted intervention --- coal miners --- safety management --- bioaerosols --- influenza virus --- ferret animal model --- aerosol chamber --- dengue fever --- Aedes albopictus --- living environment --- logistic regression analysis --- China --- human capital --- multilevel linear regression --- self-rated mental health --- social capital --- groundwater --- iron and manganese removal --- biofilter --- food contamination --- gastrointestinal diseases --- morbidity --- deep neural networks --- evolutionary learning --- health literacy --- adolescent health --- Mexico --- health disparities --- motivation --- videogaming --- psychopathology --- adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) --- Hungarian representative adult sample --- opinion poll --- ACE Score Calculator --- influenza vaccination --- pneumonia --- population-based case-control study --- adolescent --- risk factors --- psychosocial --- socio-environmental --- behavior --- United States --- Latinos --- physical education --- social and emotional learning --- sport education model --- subjective well-being --- trait emotional intelligence --- social anxiety

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