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Neural Circuitry Regulation

Meaning

Neural Circuitry Regulation refers to the clinical and physiological process of modulating the excitability, plasticity, and functional connectivity of specific neural networks within the central and peripheral nervous systems. This regulation is crucial for optimizing cognitive function, emotional stability, pain perception, and the autonomic nervous system’s control over peripheral organs, including the endocrine glands. Effective regulation involves balancing excitatory and inhibitory neurotransmitter systems and promoting neurotrophic factor expression.