Does gonadotropin stimulation in mice lead to ovarian accumulation of immature myeloid cells and altered expression of proangiogenic genes?
Gonadotropin stimulation is associated with proangiogenic myeloid cell alterations, reflected by a dose-dependent increase in ovarian IMCs and a parallel decrease in dendritic cells. Recruited IMCs localize strategically at sites of angiogenesis. These changes are associated with differential expression of key proangiogenic genes.
Motor cortical oscillations in the alpha and beta bands are abnormally suppressed in PD, particularly during higher rate movements.