- Analysing a number of recent aircraft accidents, the authors identified the negative impact of the startle response as causal or contributory in these accidents.
- Startle response opf free-swimming larval zebrafish captured on Ramona’s MCAM™. Application Space of the Startle Response Assay: Epilepsy.
- Startle Response – an overview | ScienceDirect Topics.
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- For example, a loud noise will, initially, elicit a startle response. Following repeated presentations of this noise, the startle response will decline and...
- Under normal neurological/physiology conditions, presentation of the prepulse reduces the startle response-elicited by the startle eliciting stimulus.
- The startle response is a reflexive behavior exhibited by animals as a reaction to threatening stimuli, such as a loud noise or sudden movement.
- Startle response. With shock is defined as the reaction of an organism to a perceived surprising, potentially threatening stimulus.
- Basic introduction to Acoustic Startle Reflex with figures to explain the concept. Startle response is a key tool for stimulus-response neural plasticity.
- Key Definition: The startle response is a natural physiological reaction to a sudden or threatening stimulus.
