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According to a study by Dr. George Carlo in Australasian Journal of Clinical Environmental Medicine, the signals emitted by Wi-Fi routers cause metals to be trapped in brain cells, thereby accelerating the onset of autism.
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The majority of F-FDG is trapped in brain cells ~1 hour after the injection, and thus PET scanning is usually initiated 40 minutes after the injection.
Although the mechanism for the EAE resistance of VIP KO mice remains to be elucidated, immune cells were found to be trapped in the meninges of the brain and spinal cords, and failed to invade the CNS parenchyma of VIP KO mice, suggesting a defect in immune cell migration.
You appear to be trapped in indecision.
Considering these in vitro results, the accumulation of radioactivity in the brain of our ischemic model strongly suggests that the oxidized form of [3H]hydromethidine produced by OH · − or O2 · − was trapped in the brain.
It's a confused mess of very beautiful people not making much sense, at times rather like being trapped in the brain of meth-bent Bret Easton Ellis.
Another problem is that labelled AMT can enter the kynurenine pathway since it is an analogue of Trp and the activity of this pathway will increase the amount of radioactivity which is trapped in the brain.
It is artfully written -- objects at the sea bottom are "sweatered in sea anemones," and when a man is trapped in a shipwreck, "his brain starts to think in declaratives, not ideas.
You develop a child's brain, and are trapped in a body you no longer know how to care for.
"Being trapped in a nihilistic white man's brain for six seasons it's a weird thing to do, even for couples," my colleague Wilbert Cooper, who watched the show with his now-fiancee, told me, adding, "He's a cheater.
It pops up in the Canadian series Being Erica, the sitcom adaptation of Weird Science, and even an episode of My Name Is Earl where the trope is heavily subverted, as a character is trapped in a loop due to a brain injury and is the only one who's unaware of what's going on.
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