Do typical visual search performance and atypical gaze behaviors in response to faces in Williams syndrome?
The relative strength of attention captured by faces in people with WS is not observed at the initial stage of searching but becomes dominant as the search progresses. Furthermore, although behavioral responses are associated with some aspects of eye movements, they are not as sensitive as eye-movement measurements themselves at detecting atypical attentional characteristics in people with WS.
U-74389G has antioxidant and antiapoptotic effects on ischemic brain in rats. The administration of U-74389G before the onset of ischemia was more useful than that before the onset of reperfusion.