Sentence examples for basic brain structures from inspiring English sources

The findings demonstrate "the uniqueness of the human brain, because it has been widely assumed that the basic brain structures are essentially similar between humans and apes," says Kuniyoshi Sakai, a language researcher at the University of Tokyo in Japan.

Although many chemicals induce neurotoxicity in utero or early infancy while basic brain structures are forming and neurons are proliferating and migrating, arsenic interrupts the development of synaptic connections, receptors, and transmitter systems, which continues for years after birth.

We're still debating over which areas of the brain, but over and over again we are seeing that the basic brain structure is different".

Many of the 15 articles in this special issue make it clear that there is still much to be learned about the heritability of basic brain phenotypes and genetic covariation of brain structure and brain activity.

Physiological studies performed primarily on animals other than humans have demonstrated the importance of certain brain structures in the control of basic motives such as hunger, thirst, sex, aggression, and fear.

All mammals examined so far have the brain structures that enable them to feel the same basic emotions that we do, and now that dogs have been trained to lie still in an MRI scanner, we can add them to the list.

2001) has shown that human cognitive and verbal behavior can be understood in terms of basic operant processes, while honoring that humans do appear to have unique evolutionarily selected brain structures supporting language.

Do this characteristic and basic feature of human scalp-recorded sleep EEG also apply to sleep recorded from deep brain structures, such as the hippocampus?

Other animals have basic emotions, but the consensus is that most lack self-awareness and complex emotions because they lack brain structures like the VMpo and have insulae that are much less complex.

This work provides a concrete example of how, by coupling computer simulations of brain structures with robotic systems, it is possible to gain a better understanding of the basic principles of biological systems while producing robust and flexible control of robots operating in the real world.

"Humans and rats have similar brain structures involved.