Sentence examples for brain passage from inspiring English sources

Haug explained the artistic license that Fincher took with the shot, "While he wanted to keep the brain passage looking like electron microscope photography, that look had to be coupled with the feel of a night dive wet, scary, and with a low depth of field".

Numerous plaques were present only in late brain passage (Figure S2).

Examination of histopathologic lesions in several areas of the brain indicated that spongiosis was prominent in the thalamus of late brain passage, whereas striatum and cortex were mostly damaged in early brain passage (Figure 3B).

In sharp contrast, PrP deposition in early brain passage was absent in most of these regions (Figure 2; Table S1).

A much shorter incubation period (∼160 days), similar to that with secondary passed sCJD was observed upon early brain passage (Table 1), suggesting that distinct prions had propagated in early and late mice.

In late brain passage, abundant and large, plaque-like PrP deposits were scattered throughout the brain, predominantly in the cerebral cortex, corpus callosum, several nuclei of the thalamus, optic tract and brain stem, a distribution similar to that seen in vCJD 1 3 brains (Figure 2; Table S1).

South African WNV isolates SPU116/89, SA93/01, SA381/00, and H442 were obtained from the Special Pathogens Unit, National Institute for Communicable Diseases, South Africa, as freeze-dried mouse brain passages 2 4.

The Nakayama strain of the JEV was isolated from the cerebral spinal fluid of a patient in 1935 and was maintained by continuous mouse-brain passage.

The blood brain barrier (BBB) regulates the blood-to-brain passage of gastrointestinal hormones, thus informing the brain about feeding and nutritional status.

"What would make mother call me so early?" was the first thought my brain gave passage to.

Interestingly, excessive tryptophan may also limit the blood-brain-barrier passage of leucine, isoleucine, valine, and tyrosine, therefore reducing their availability within the brain structure [ 35] and contributing to further limiting physical capacity.