Sentence examples for brain disruption from inspiring English sources

He has an intellectual understanding of what brain disruption would feel like, but he doesn't have a visceral one.

The viral strain now in Brazil, he says, is "clearly new, different, and vastly more dangerous," with what appears to be a "truly causal" relationship to microcephaly — in Brazil, Attaran writes, the effects of microcephaly have been "suggestive of 'fetal brain disruption sequence' in which the developing brain and skull collapse while other anatomical features like the scalp skin keep growing".

Intriguingly, in the brain, disruption of these molecules have also been shown to have cognitive effects such as hyperactivity, increased anxiety and increased locomotive activity [28].

In the ischemic brain, disruption of energy supply can modulate cell swelling and VRAC activity and excessive ionotropic glutamate receptor activation is an early pathological event [13], [14], however, whether pathological stimulation of neuronal glutamate receptors could also underlie neuronal VRAC activation under cerebral ischemic conditions is unknown.

In newborn mice where brain development is in a critical period, exposure to persistent organochlorines, such as PCBs, has been shown to cause severe, sometimes irreversible, brain disruption (Eriksson 1997; Eriksson et al. 2002).

Because it can be difficult to distinguish problems resulting from reduced blood flow versus other brain disruptions, Dr. Caplan warns people to not just ignore the incident or attempt self-diagnosis.

We now know that there are neonatal neurodevelopment effects besides microcephaly that are all now called "Congenital Zika Syndrome," which covers a wider scope of fetal brain disruptions.

The finding that S100B is a marker of psychiatric illness also expands our understanding on how blood-brain barrier disruption impacts brain function.

The vast release of cytokines, such as TNF- α, IL-1 β, and HMGB1, leads to alterations of cell function, the blood-brain barrier disruption, and brain dysfunction [ 65– 65].

There is mounting evidence that the traits of autism may be the result of brain chemistry disruption due to these so-called 'opioid-like peptides'.

This work seeks to establish the feasibility of characterizing the ultrastructure of brain tissue disruption associated with the implantation of carbon fiber voltammetric microelectrodes.