Sentence examples for brains for example from inspiring English sources

People with Alzheimer's disease develop clumps of tangled proteins in their brains, for example.

Human brains, for example, rely on electrical impulses to release calcium ions that bind to neurotransmitters that, in turn, communicate with the rest of the nervous system.

As many as a third of people with amyloid plaques in their brains, for example, have not developed Alzheimer's symptoms by the time they die.

His lab at Columbia University Medical Center has recreated cognitive deficits seen in schizophrenia by blocking the activity of neurons in mouse brains, for example, and developed a mouse model of the genetic disorder 22q11.2 deletion syndrome, which predisposes humans to psychosis.

There are also changes that aren't visible to the naked eye: New neurons and connections develop in the grey matter of their brains, for example, and their bodies are flooded with hormones like oxytocin that facilitate bonding with an infant.

Currently, researchers often use magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) methods to try to reveal connectivity in human brains, for example, examining the cohesion of white matter tracks, or correlations between activated areas.

I invented some of them: that the suburbs literally shrivel the brain, for example.

The number of stem cells in the brain, for example, had increased.

Neurons, the electrical wires of the brain, for example, don't divide at all, don't lose their telomeres, and don't undergo senescence.

In recovery from concussion of the brain, for example, the most recent memories are not always the first to return.

For example, in the case of reading, this means there will be different reading brains depending on various environmental factors: the Chinese reading brain, for example, uses far more visual areas because there are more characters to learn.