Showing posts with label neurons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label neurons. Show all posts
20 January 2015

New Brain Pathway Controlling Fear Memories and Behavior Discovered

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Researchers at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory (CSHL) dicovered a new pathway that controls fear memories and behavior in the mouse brain, of...
04 February 2014

Brain Response Time Not Dependent on Number of Neurons in Neural Network

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Anatomy of a Neuron Neuroscientists using a supercomputer to run a simulation of a neural network, have noted that the response time of ...
13 January 2014

Increased Brain Perception and Boosted Senses Through Low-intensity Transcranial-focused Ultrasound

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William Tyler focusing low intensity ultrasound on brain region responsible for processing tactile sensory inputs. Credit: Jim Stroup/Vi...
10 January 2014

Ankyrin-G and Kinesin-1 Protein Responsible For Movement Mechanics of Neuron's Sodium Ion Channel to Axon

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Nerve Impulse Scientists have discovered how sodium ion channels travel from the neuron to the axon to initiate central nervous communic...
26 August 2013

The Science of Learning: Studying The Role of Inhibitory Neurons in the Brain's Learning Process

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Neurologists are looking at how inhibitory neurons in the brain affects the brain during times of critical learning. Neurons are cells that...
05 August 2013

Neurohormone Oxytocin Focusing Ability May Have Links To Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

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Researchers may have discovered a link between the neurohormone oxytocin and autism. Studies at the NYU Langone Medical Center show that ox...
25 July 2013

Brain Waves From 12,000 Brain Neurons Simulated In A Computer

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(c) Copyright: EPFL, Blue Brain Project The Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) Blue Brain Project in Switzerland and the Al...
17 May 2013

Transcranial Random Noise Stimulation (TRNS) Enhances Math Skills and Ability in Brain

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Researchers have found that a non-invasive and harmless process known as Transcranial Random Noise Stimulation (TRNS) enhances the brain...