Following the injection of horseradish peroxidase (HRP) into the lateral ventricles or subarachnoid space of anesthetized cats and dogs, light microscopic examination of serial brain sections has been performed utilizing a sensitive histochemical technique (tetramethylbenzidine incubation) [ 73].
The idea that game theory can find novel application to the internal dynamics of brains, as suggested in the previous section, has been developed from independent motivations by the new research program known as neuroeconomics (Montague and Berns 2002, Glimcher 2003, Ross 2005a, pp. 320 334, Camerer, Loewenstein and Prelec 2005).
These researchers studied subjects from 0 to 84 years of age by analyzing brain sections that had been removed during surgery or during autopsies.
Though the mutant-infected brain sections had lesions with the fungus inside, it was not well contained; the GFAP positive cells were not tightly surrounding the lesion, rather they were found diffused.
The Results and Discussion sections describing the human postnatal brain analyses have been greatly streamlined.
The set of images that we use come from brains that have been sectioned in the horizontal plane and are Nissl stained, which defines cell bodies.
Three JAM-related proteins, JAM-A, JAM-B, and JAM-C, have been investigated in rodent brain sections.
While we did not detect any oxidized cardiolipin species from naïve brain tissue sections, our method is directly applicable to brain tissue sections from animals whose brain function has been compromised, such as from traumatic brain injury, an insult which has been shown to result in the production of CL oxidation products.
Add to that a bit of GLAM ROCK at 12 Down, and stow the Faroe Islands away in the crossword section of your brain as having been granted HOME RULE in 1948.
(E ) Coronal section of a rat brain that had been infused through the implanted FOF cannula with two colors ('red' on the left and 'blue' on the right) of Alexa Fluor-conjugated cholera toxin-B subunit, a fluorescent tracer.
