I remember the central sensation was less one of appreciation or even affection than of wonder, as in: Wait, is this allowed?
The Washington Post wrote that the "scenic effects obtained are especially picturesque, a volcano in full action becoming the central sensation".
Thus, targeting GDNF may be more effective than morphine in inhibiting the neurochemicals involved in central sensation resulting in sensory function amelioration.
The gene makes an enzyme that breaks down anandamide, a chemical in the body that is central to pain sensation, mood and memory.
For elephants in Kenya's central highlands, the sensation is disturbing enough to keep them far away from a variety of tree they would otherwise enjoy eating, according to a study in Current Biology.
Alcmaeon is also the first to argue that the brain is the central organ of sensation and thought (DK, A5, A8, A10).
Many of the students who trained at their centre went on to establish practices in sex therapy across America, and most of the therapeutic practices begun at the clinic, such as assisting couples to more fully experience and focus on basic physical sensations, remain central to contemporary sex therapy worldwide.
Topics include biological clocks, and sensation and central pattern generators.
Intraperitoneal injection of a sialogogue, pilocarpine, at high concentrations induces salivation via peripheral pathways and thirst sensation via central pathways.
In July Jens Weidmann, the president of the Bundesbank, Germany's notoriously hawkish central bank, caused a sensation by calling for pay rises of 3% on average (comprising 2% inflation in the medium term plus 1% in productivity increases).
Altogether, this indicates an altered central processing of visceral sensation in DM with reorganization and neuropathic-like changes of the visceral afferent system.
