The PPP (pentose phosphate pathway) and GSH participate in a major defence mechanism against ROS in brain, and we explored the role and regulation of the astroglial PPP in response to acute and chronic high -glucose environments.
We explored the brain's ability to quickly prevent a pre-potent but unwanted motor response.
Using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), we explored the brain regions involved in the integration of emotional information from different modalities in comparison to those involved in integrating emotionally neutral information.
In a neuroimaging study focusing on young bilinguals, we explored the brains of bilingual and monolingual babies across two age groups (younger 4 6 months, older 10 12 months), using fNIRS in a new event-related design, as babies processed linguistic phonetic (Native English, Non-Native Hindi) and nonlinguistic Tone stimuli.
This week on The IFC Media Project we conduct a scientific experiment to see how screaming pundits affect your brain and we explore the art of distraction in a 24-hour news cycle gone mad.
Thus, we explored the relationships between brain measures and free recall Z-scores by regression analyses of the whole-brain imaging data in both groups separately.
At the 2003 Mount Sinai Conference on Early Environmental Origins of Neurological Degeneration, we explored the plausibility of extending the Barker hypothesis to encompass brain development and to explore the impacts of toxic chemicals on brain development.
Given prior evidence that antidepressant and antipsychotic medications affect brain structure, we also explored the effects of previous treatment with these medications within the patient sample.
In a second whole brain analysis, we explored for each age group, which brain areas showed category-selective responses for printed tool versus animal words.
We also explored the brain-body size allometric relationship in fish from different populations, expecting hypoallometry with a relatively shallow slope (<0.5).
