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Batman: The Adventures Continue Season Two

為了解決Harley Quinn的問題，作者Dini, Paul,Burnett, Alan 這樣論述：

Paul Dini is a multiple Emmy and Eisner Award-winning writer and producer who has helped redefine the legends of the DC Universe in such series as The New Batman/Superman Adventures, Batman Beyond, Krypto the Superdog, and Justice League Unlimited. In doing so, he co-created one of the most popular

characters in comics in Harley Quinn, who originated as a character in Batman: The Animated Series. In comics he has authored The World’s Greatest Super-Heroes, illustrated by Alex Ross. Dini has also collaborated with Chip Kidd on Batman Animated for HarperCollins.

Harley Quinn進入發燒排行的影片

解析下視丘投射至海馬回突觸中共同傳遞麩胺酸及-氨基丁酸的功能意義

為了解決Harley Quinn的問題，作者伊木夏 這樣論述：

中文摘要海馬回為負責認知及情緒功能的關鍵腦區。齒狀回為海馬回次核區中的第一個訊號處理器其會接受來自大腦皮質及皮質下核區傳來的訊號。其中，大腦皮質至海馬回路徑會在記憶獲得及提取時傳遞記憶相關的訊息；然而，來自皮質下的訊號參與了調控皮質及海馬回間的訊息溝通。下視丘乳頭上核藉由共同釋放兩種截然不同的快速神經傳遞物質，也就是麩胺酸及-氨基丁酸，來實質上的支配齒狀回活性，因而能協助空間定位及空間記憶的形成。然而乳頭上核中神經元是藉由何種突觸機制來調控齒狀回活性及其突觸可塑性尚未被釐清。齒狀回由興奮性的顆粒細胞及抑制性的中間神經元所組成。在這本論文中，我用光遺傳學、電生理及藥理學的方法，證明來自乳頭上

核的訊號會透過不同的突觸機制差異性地調控齒狀回中不同種細胞的活性。選擇性活化乳頭上核會在所有的突觸後神經元產生突觸興奮及突觸抑制作用，然而這兩種作用的比例是會依突觸後細胞種類的不同而改變的。具體來說，樹突抑制型中間神經元主要接收突觸興奮作用，然而體抑制型中間神經元及顆粒細胞則主要接收突觸抑制訊號。雖然單獨活化乳頭上核並不足以興奮顆粒細胞，但是在有興奮性驅動力的情況下，活化乳頭上核可使顆粒細胞產生動作電位的時間更精準並縮短其產生動作電位所需的時間。此外，在有皮質訊號輸入時活化乳頭上核會增加顆粒細胞動作電位的產生，進而促使皮質到顆粒細胞突觸間的長期增強作用。總結來說，這些發現顯示了乳頭上核共同傳遞

的麩胺酸及-氨基丁酸對於維持齒狀回中興奮/抑制的動態平衡是有貢獻的，並且能透過提升皮質到顆粒細胞突觸間的長期增強作用來幫助記憶的編碼。

Harley Quinn: Reckoning

為了解決Harley Quinn的問題，作者Allen, Rachael 這樣論述：

Rachael Allen is a scientist by day and kidlit author by night. She is the winner of the 2019 Georgia Young Adult Author of the Year award, and her books include 17 First Kisses, The Revenge Playbook, The Summer of Impossibilities, and A Taxonomy of Love, which was a Junior Library Guild and 2018 Bo

oks All Young Georgians Should Read selection. Rachael lives in Decatur, GA with her husband, two kiddos, and two sled dogs.

Impact of information transfer in Blattodea group dynamics and decision-making

為了解決Harley Quinn的問題，作者鄒智文 這樣論述：

Optimal foraging theory, Selfish Herd, and several top-down models fall short of explaining the factors that determine group movement and decision-making for animals that do not follow rigid hierarchies or centralised control. These models define intergroup relations as immutable rules based on pro

ximity, without considering an animal’s sensory system or information gained from conspecifics. Thus, animal groups are modelled as an aggregation of particles, disregarding new properties thatemerge as members cooperate or compete.The American cockroach (Periplaneta Americana) does not exhibit rigi

d patterns of social hierarchy or task allocation. They seem to rely on ‘collective wisdom’ and show a preference for aggregating with peers rather than venturing alone into unbeknownst territories in search of food. The simplicity and horizontality of their social interactions make them an ideal or

ganism for studying information dissemination and its impact on system-wide behavioural patterns.This study draws on models and techniques used in network and information theory and trajectory forecasting to understand the factors that modulate information exchange and group decision-making in movin

g insects. It contrasts cockroach groupmovement in an open space, where they can interact freely, with their dynamics in a maze that restricts their interactions. The objective of this study is to describe and explain collective movement using mathematical and computational tools. For that, it uses

prediction models and mutual information to identify the most useful features to forecast individual and collective movements. It seeks to determine the impact of information transfer in insect groups by contrasting group behaviour against the non-interacting aggregation of individual behaviours.