| Two things I've been interested in recently are the brain's visual processing, and the metabolic cycle. |
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| Unlike the brain's organized structure, regions in the organoids were arranged haphazardly. |
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| Scientists have identified a gene variation that sparks heightened activity in our brain's fear centre. |
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| A single snort of cocaine triggers a week-long surge of activity in the brain's addiction centre, scientists said yesterday. |
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| A post-mortem examination showed a fractured skull, with bone fragments pushing into the brain's membrane. |
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| New evidence points to production of myelin, a fatty insulation coating the brain's internal wiring, as a neural Achilles' heel early in life. |
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| This powerful neurotransmitter is a key player in the brain's learning centers, and excess amounts create deeply embedded memories of drinking. |
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| The tendency to binge-eat may be related to the brain's natural reward system, or the extent to which someone likes and seeks reward, he said. |
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| Modern scientific studies find that only the brain's left hemisphere is active in speaking foreign languages made up of alphabets. |
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| Gray matter, made up of the bodies of nerve cells and their connecting dendrites, is where the brain's heavy lifting is done. |
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| Parkinson's disease affects a part of the brain's motor system called the basal ganglia. |
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| Sensorineural hearing loss also can result from damage to the brain's auditory center. |
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| Called an endocast, the model shows a variety of features, including the brain's size, shape, vessels, and convolutions. |
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| The problem comes when a swimmer or diver manipulates the brain's automatic breathing control device through hyperventilation. |
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| Oxytocin had profound effects on the brain, changing the way nerves interacted and altering the brain's physical structure. |
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| The most common form of epilepsy involves seizures that begin in the brain's temporal lobes. |
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| Our bodies, from our skin's outermost layer to our brain's innermost neurons, are sacred to us. |
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| The cycles themselves are controlled mainly by a region within the brain's hypothalamus known as the suprachiasmatic nucleus. |
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| And I know what awaits me is more editing which will be fulfilling in its own right but gah my brain's lethargic. |
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| Added estrogen also upped the signaling capacity of nerve cells in the hippocampus, the brain's memory region. |
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| Sometimes my mouth just takes on a life of it's own and starts blabbering about something and by the time my brain's caught up I have no idea what I've gotten myself into. |
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| Yet, our brain's wiring hasn't changed much, and human survival responses still are triggered by the idea we are under some sort of imminent threat. |
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| Investigators observed that melody appears to act on the brain's emotional core, the limbic system, which moves us to joy, awe, peace, fear and sadness. |
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| A computer played sounds of varying loudness and frequency through the headphones, and then the electrodes measured her brain's response to the sounds. |
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| So I took it as further evidence that the sheer screwiness of the human brain's more fantastical-inventive tendencies hasn't really changed much over the centuries. |
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| When you self-identify with one personality type, you're at risk of ignoring your body and brain's actual needs, and that's not useful for anyone. |
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| The brain's microcircuitry was designed to implement these algorithms, so a map of their cognitive structure can be used to bring order out of chaos at the neural level. |
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| Nerve cells near plaques often look swollen and deformed, and are surrounded by inflammatory cells called microglia, which are part of the brain's immune system. |
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| Damage to the brain's left side often undermines language abilities. |
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| The disease brings on a marked slowness and stiltedness of movement, caused by the brain's increasing difficulty in transmitting its instructions to the body. |
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| A clump of nerve cells, known as the suprachiasmatic nucleus, regulates the brain's internal clock by measuring the amount of light the eyes register. |
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| Six months later, the researchers found, the subjects who showed the most activity in the brain's right prefrontal cortex also had the lowest antibodies. |
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| Belief and expectation, cardinal components of hope, can block pain by releasing the brain's endorphins and enkephalins, thereby mimicking the effect of morphine. |
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| The understanding of neuroplasty and the brain's ability to morph and change as a result of new stimuli is relatively new. |
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| Glial cells, which serve as the brain's innate immune system, are the primary sources of cytokines in the central nervous system. |
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| The disease is presumably due to dysfunction of the brain's diencephalic reticular system. |
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| The damage occurs in the corpus callosum, the structure that allows communication between the brain's left and right hemispheres. |
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| The technique works by stimulating microglial cells, which form part of the brain's immune system, to engulf and absorb the plaques. |
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| I don't remember why I was in such a yackety mood. My mouth was obviously going much faster than my brain's ability to keep up! |
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| No addiction to corydalis has been reported, as the mechanism of its analgesic action does not involve the brain's opiate receptors. |
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| But even mild brain trauma can release superoxides at levels that overwhelm the brain's natural defenses. |
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| It is a commonplace that we only use a small part of our brain's capacity. |
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| On the other hand, the mind, or soul or Ralph Waldo Emerson's Oversoul, is not limited by the brain's conceptions of time and space. |
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| Thus, the production of ketone bodies cuts the brain's glucose requirement from 80 g per day to about 30 g per day. |
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| Increasing evidence points to dopamine as an important ingredient in the brain's recipe for promoting wakefulness. |
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| I've just had a row with a telephone girl, a telephone girl, my brain's in a whirl. |
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| What that writer was questioning was not the brain's preeminence in the matter of thinking but its unique fittedness for the task. |
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| But oxytocin is a much more complex neurohormone that fine-tunes your brain's social instincts. |
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| The experimental agent, called AZD6765, acts through the brain's glutamate chemical messenger system. |
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| A set of frontal lobe neurons activated another set of neurons located in a subsection of the amygdala, the brain's fear-processing center. |
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| An electroencephalogram, which measures electrical activity in the brain, determined that the seizure was centered on her brain's left side. |
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| The study also showed how over time the effects of Alzheimer's spread from the LEC to other areas of the brain's cerebral cortex. |
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| The finding, published March 12 in Cerebral Cortex, provides evidence for the brain's enhanced ability to learn by doing. |
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| The researchers used IQ as a marker of a concept called cognitive reserve, which refers to variation between people in their brain's resilience to neuropathological damage. |
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| Scientists discovered that for some unknown reason, people with PD have a progressive and significant loss of the brain's dopamine-making neurons. |
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| Significant fitnessrelated differences were seen in several key white matter regions, including the corpus callosum which joins the brain's left and right hemispheres. |
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| Today, increasing numbers of researchers believe the cause of this vascular mayhem is an electrical storm that affects the brain's serotonin system. |
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| Such medications are understood to affect the brain's endorphin system. |
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| In addition to problems with blood flow to the brain, people with migraines show a harmful imbalance in the brain's excitatory and inhibitory activity. |
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| A mere 105g offers almost twice the recommended dietary allowance of folacin, which promotes the brain's production of feel-good neurotransmitters. |
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| And what is still more, for many feet after emerging from the brain's cavity, the spinal cord remains of an undecreasing girth, almost equal to that of the brain. |
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