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Current evidence suggests that at least two isoforms of DAGL (DAGLα and DAGLβ) exist in the brain and liver (Bisogno et al., 2003).

Some people would say that characters always exist in the brain, you just have to look for them and develop them by adding more characteristics.

In minute quantities CaPO4 exist in the brain (brain sand), without significantly affecting its function (Bocchi and Valdre 1993).

But the proper sensibles can no more exist in the brain than in any other kind of matter.

Furthermore, invasive temperature probe can only provide a point measurement whereas it is important to know if temperature gradients exist in the brain with hypothermia induced by blowing cold air into the nasal cavities.

Ideally, the phantom is to be filled with the amount of radioactivity that would exist in the brain at the start of the human PET scan, which is a function of injection activity, accumulation time (period between injection and start of emission scan, also called uptake time), and % brain uptake, and depends on the PET drug and protocol as well as on the pathological status of the subject.

Does it exist in the brains of illiterate people?

Kawashima believes that brain plasticity, the ability of the brain to change, not only exists in young people but it can even exist in the brains of dementia sufferers.

He shares with Creators, "In 2006, the discovery of spindle cells previously known only to be in humans and great apes were found to exist in the brains of humpback whales.

Previous reports have shown that AVs exist in the brains of both AD model mice and AD patients, and that they colocalize intimately with the γ-secretase complex, APP and β-secretase-derived C-terminal fragment (β-CTF), suggesting that autophagosomes may be one of the generation sites for Aβ, one of the major toxic peptides in AD pathology.

It has long been established that on the somatosensory cortex the "map" that exists in the brain, relating specific areas of the cortex to specific places on the skin the genitalia are represented both in their expected place (around the lower trunk and upper leg) and then again below the leg, around the feet and toes.