Sentence examples for availability of the brain from inspiring English sources

In addition, the possible availability of the brain for molecular sexing of individuals would enable researchers to preserve the gonad for other studies.

The summary of clinical information and the availability of the brain regions from each case are shown in Tables 1 and 2. Bisulfite sequence analysis was performed for all available brain regions and the % methylation was plotted against various clinical parameters (Figures S1, S2, S3).

We have provided in Table  5 the normal values of 114 healthy, US subjects for parameters of availability to the brain of the amino acid precursors of serotonin (Trp) and dopamine and noradrenaline (Phe and Tyr), which should make a useful reference in future research in this area.

The results in Table  5 (derived mostly from the data in Table  4) give for the first time normal plasma values in 114 healthy, US subjects of parameters of Trp and Tyr availability to the brain, which are the most accurate predictors of the rates of central synthesis of serotonin and dopamine (and hence noradrenaline), respectively.

This results in an increase of tryptophan availability to the brain which is metabolized to serotonin.

Enhanced glucose transporter levels have been suggested to compensate for the lack of glucose availability to the brain in ischemic conditions.

Previously, we had provided corresponding data for serum parameters of Trp availability to the brain and established criteria for assessing the serotonin-biosynthetic status using values from 42 fasting, healthy, adult UK subjects (Badawy et al. 2005).

The availability of this brain region for M7 would have been useful to clear up any doubt on its diagnosis and classification.

They see the medications -- which enhance the availability in the brain of serotonin, a neurotransmitter believed to be involved in depression -- as useful, and sometimes lifesaving, tools for treating a variety of psychiatric disorders.

These observed effects might be attributed to dopaminergic antagonistic and/or the reduction of dopamine availability in the brain.

Difficulties associated with the availability of human brain tissue, coupled with the time and cost associated with using animals for this kind of research have led to the development of non-human cell culture models.