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Age-Related Declines in Motor Performance are Associated With Decreased Segregation of Large-Scale Resting State Brain Networks by King, B R, van Ruitenbeek, P, Leunissen, I, Cuypers, K, Heise, K -F, Santos Monteiro, T, Hermans, L, Levin, O, Albouy, G, Mantini, D, Swinnen, S P

“…Abstract Aging is typically associated with substantial declines in motor functioning as well as robust changes in the functional organization of brain…”
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Interactions between the aging brain and motor task complexity across the lifespan: balancing brain activity resource demand and supply by Van Ruitenbeek, P, Santos Monteiro, T, Chalavi, S, King, B R, Cuypers, K, Sunaert, S, Peeters, R, Swinnen, S P

“…Abstract The Compensation Related Utilization of Neural Circuits Hypothesis (CRUNCH) proposes a framework for understanding task-related brain activity changes…”
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Stress-induced reliance on habitual behavior is moderated by cortisol reactivity by Smeets, T., van Ruitenbeek, P., Hartogsveld, B., Quaedflieg, Conny W.E.M.

“…•Stress-induced cortisol reactivity prompts habitual behavior.•Cortisol reactivity is markedly important in facilitating habits under stress.•Cortisol…”
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Effects of L‐histidine depletion and L‐tyrosine/L‐phenylalanine depletion on sensory and motor processes in healthy volunteers by Van Ruitenbeek, P, Sambeth, A, Vermeeren, A, Young, SN, Riedel, WJ

“…Background and purpose:  Animal studies show that histamine plays a role in cognitive functioning and that histamine H3‐receptor antagonists, which increase…”
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Decreased putamen activation in balancing goal-directed and habitual behavior in binge eating disorder by Hartogsveld, B., Quaedflieg, C.W.E.M., van Ruitenbeek, P., Smeets, T.

“…Acute stress is associated with a shift from goal-directed to habitual behavior. This stress-induced preference for habitual behavior has been suggested as a…”
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Examining habituation and sensitization across repetitive laboratory stress inductions using the MAST by Quaedflieg, C.W.E.M, Meyer, T, van Ruitenbeek, P, Smeets, T

“…Abstract Reliably eliciting acute stress repeatedly over time is of indispensable value for research into stress vulnerability and for developing interventions…”
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Cognitive domains affected by histamine H1 -antagonism in humans: A literature review by Van Ruitenbeek, P, Vermeeren, A, Riedel, W.J

“…Abstract The neurotransmitter histamine has been suggested to be involved in cognitive functioning. Generally, studies in animals have shown a decrease in…”
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Potential enhancing effects of histamine H 1 agonism/ H 3 antagonism on working memory assessed by performance and bold response in healthy volunteers by van Ruitenbeek, P, Mehta, M A

“…Background and Purpose Schizophrenia is a highly debilitating disorder characterized by hallucinations and delusions, but also impaired cognition such as…”
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Potential enhancing effects of histamine H1 agonism/H3 antagonism on working memory assessed by performance and bold response in healthy volunteers by Ruitenbeek, P, Mehta, M A

“…Background and Purpose Schizophrenia is a highly debilitating disorder characterized by hallucinations and delusions, but also impaired cognition such as…”
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Histamine H 1 receptor antagonist cetirizine impairs working memory processing speed, but not episodic memory by Van Ruitenbeek, P, Vermeeren, A, Riedel, WJ

“…BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE The histaminergic neurotransmitter system is currently under investigation as a target for drug treatment of cognitive deficits in…”
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Memory in humans is unaffected by central H1-antagonism, while objectively and subjectively measured sedation is increased by Van Ruitenbeek, P, Vermeeren, A, Riedel, W.J

“…Abstract Animal literature suggests an important role for histamine in memory. In humans, this hypothesis has been scarcely tested and results from studies…”
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Histamine H1-receptor blockade in humans affects psychomotor performance but not memory by van Ruitenbeek, P., Vermeeren, A., Riedel, WJ

“…Results from recent animal studies suggest an important role for histamine in memory functioning. Histaminergic drugs might prove beneficial for people…”
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Histamine H 1 receptor blockade predominantly impairs sensory processes in human sensorimotor performance by Van Ruitenbeek, P, Vermeeren, A, Smulders, FTY, Sambeth, A, Riedel, WJ

“…Background and purpose:  Centrally active antihistamines impair cognitive performance, particularly sensorimotor performance. The aim of the present study was…”
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Cognition and motor control as a function of Δ9-THC concentration in serum and oral fluid: Limits of impairment by Ramaekers, J.G., Moeller, M.R., van Ruitenbeek, P., Theunissen, E.L., Schneider, E., Kauert, G.

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Histamine H 1 -receptor blockade in humans affects psychomotor performance but not memory by van Ruitenbeek, P., Vermeeren, A., Riedel, WJ

“…Results from recent animal studies suggest an important role for histamine in memory functioning. Histaminergic drugs might prove beneficial for people…”
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Histamine H1 receptor antagonist cetirizine impairs working memory processing speed, but not episodic memory by Van Ruitenbeek, P, Vermeeren, A, Riedel, WJ

“…BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE The histaminergic neurotransmitter system is currently under investigation as a target for drug treatment of cognitive deficits in…”
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Cognitive domains affected by histamine H 1-antagonism in humans: A literature review by Van Ruitenbeek, P., Vermeeren, A., Riedel, W.J.

“…The neurotransmitter histamine has been suggested to be involved in cognitive functioning. Generally, studies in animals have shown a decrease in performance…”
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Histamine H^sub 1^-receptor blockade in humans affects psychomotor performance but not memory by van Ruitenbeek, P, Vermeeren, A, Riedel, WJ

“…Results from recent animal studies suggest an important rote for histamine in memory functioning. Histaminergic drugs might prove beneficial for people…”
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Histamine H sub(1)-receptor blockade in humans affects psychomotor performance but not memory by van Ruitenbeek, P, Vermeeren, A, Riedel, W J

“…Results from recent animal studies suggest an important role for histamine in memory functioning. Histaminergic drugs might prove beneficial for people…”
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Histamine H1 receptor blockade predominantly impairs sensory processes in human sensorimotor performance: Histamine by VAN RUITENBEEK, P, VERMEEREN, A, SMULDERS, F. T. Y, SAMBETH, A, RIEDEL, W. J

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