Podcasts about sxc

This week we sat down with the crew from the SXC discord community:  Archie Harris, Herman Quinones, and Sean Hall.  Together the three of them make up the team from the SXC discord community which is a discussion group centered around helping others get started with Rotorflight.  SXC also creates and share "presets" for both transmitter files and model files to help folks gets up and running with Rotorflight much faster than they would be able to on their own. We also cover the usual news and our winter updates as we get ready for the spring season, and some of us brave the cold to knock some flights out.As always, thanks for listening to the show!  Questions for the team or want to share your funfly details with us?  Email us at questions@rotorrevolution.live or message us on our facebook page www.facebook.com/rotorrevolutionrcpodcast.

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2022.09.14.504799v1?rss=1 Authors: Hess, E. M., Kassel, S. N., Simandl, G., Raddatz, N. J., Hurley, M. M., Grzybowski, M., Klotz, J., Geurts, A., Liu, Q.-s., Choi, S., Twining, R. C., Baker, D. Abstract: The impact of CNS disorders is exacerbated by the difficulty in developing safe, effective glutamatergic therapeutics. Synaptic glutamate transmission is vital for neural physiology throughout the brain, which contributes to the vast therapeutic potential and safety risk of glutamatergic therapeutics. Here, we created a genetically modified rat (MSxc) to survey the range of brain functions impacted by the loss of glutamate release from astrocytes involving system xc- (Sxc). Eliminating Sxc activity was not lethal and did not alter growth patterns, activity states, novel object recognition or performance of other simple tasks. In contrast, MSxc rats differed from WT in Pavlovian Conditioned Approach and cocaine self-administration/reinstatement paradigms. Both WT and MSxc rats readily learned that a cue predicted food delivery during Pavlovian Conditioned Approach training. However, WT rats were more likely to approach the food tray (i.e., goal tracking) whereas MSxc rats were more likely to approach the food-predicted cue (i.e., sign tracking) even when this behavior was punished. In the self-administration/reinstatement paradigm, MSxc rats had higher levels of cocaine-primed drug seeking in the absence of altered extinction or cocaine self-administration. These data demonstrate that Sxc-mediated glutamate release from astrocytes regulates non-reinforced and negative-outcome behaviors without altering simple learning or other forms of basic brain function. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by PaperPlayer

I bombed out hard at the recent SXC tournament, but I had a great time and even played some games as Puff. Here’s my summary of the event. The post My Experience at SXC appeared first on Melee.co.

I brought my peach back out the other night and it was really good, so I’ve decided to use her at SXC and see how I go. The post I’m Playing Peach At SXC appeared first on Melee.co.

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