These data are consistent with the hypothesis that late-myelinating regions of the brain bear the brunt of age-related degenerative changes.
The implicitly "Jungian" nature of Warburg's later work — with its call to shared cultural spirits, to archetypes in the sky and engrams in the brain — bore for him too close a resemblance to ideas of blood and racial memory.
An interesting observation here is that the identified molecular functions and biological processes changes in the cold-acclimated zebrafish brain bear no apparent overlap with those predicted from the potential targets of the differential miRNAs (see Table 3), suggesting the role of miRNAs might be minor in the transcriptomic changes in cold stress.
Nelson's work revealed that the orphans' brains bear marks of neglect.
Monkey brains, bear bile, musk, big cat carcasses, elephant feet, tails, horns and teeth have considerable value.
Owen lectured the British Association in 1854 that human brains bore special structures -- such as the hippocampus minor -- lacking in apes.
From the fact that a global brain state bears traces of its recent past it does not automatically follow that any experiences produced by this brain also bear traces of their past.
It has the largest eyes of any mammal in relation to its body size (each eye is heavier than its brain), it bears the largest baby in relation to its adult size, and it is arguably the world's smallest primate -- at barely a hand's length.
"Why does anyone think this would be limited to an athlete?" The growth of the brain drugs bears a striking resemblance to the post-World War I evolution of plastic surgery -- developed to rehabilitate badly disfigured soldiers but later embraced by healthy people who wanted larger breasts and fewer wrinkles.
The interpretation of data from gene expression profiles based on microarrays or qRT-PCR on laser-isolated neurons from postmortem brain material bears several caveats.
