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Many futurists have speculated about the potential benefits of monitoring or controlling brain behavior electronically -- not to mention the more mind-stretching reverse concept of machines being driven directly by human perceptions or thoughts.

In the 20 years since Wolfe wrote about neuroscience it's perhaps most remarkable that questions about the meaning of life have started to take a back seat as the big developments have shifted towards reading, modifying and extending the brain's capabilities: controlling brain cells with fibre optics, connecting robots to neural implants, and using electrodes to alter brain circuits.

Tremendous progress had been made by controlling brain activity with different brain modulation tools.

Within the framework of a divergent sleep-promoting effect of JNJ1037049 and GSK1059865, the imaging findings are of interest as they reveal a predominant contribution of the OX2R in controlling brain function in broad cortical and sub-cortical networks, an effect that might be functionally related to the hypnotic effect exhibited by JNJ1037049.

Thus, since four recent and highly visible papers [2, 4,17; rev in 3] have emphasized the potential importance of APP Thr668 phosphorylation state in controlling brain Aβ levels, we investigated brain APP metabolism and Aβ levels in mutant mice generated by knocking into the mouse genome an APP gene containing a non-phosphorylatable alanine substitution at position 668 of APP.

Controlling brain edema might be the most important therapy to help HSES patients survive.

MMPs have been shown to control brain function by regulating neurogenesis, cell migration, topographic mapping, axon guidance, myelination, and synaptogenesis.

Modulatory neurotransmitters which signal through G protein-coupled receptors control brain functions which deteriorate in degenerative brain diseases.

After his diagnosis, he donated money to institutions aimed towards the research of drugs and treatments to control brain tumors.

CNCCs were also shown to control brain patterning in chick embryos.

Here we have presented an approach to identify genes that may control brain development associated with human disease.