Mr Sims used the information gathered on fundamental shocks to conduct "impulse-response analysis".
It evades detection by the host's immune system by infecting Schwann cells, the glial cells which form the fatty myelin tissue that insulates peripheral nerves and helps them to conduct impulses.
Another possibility is that some of the mouse-derived cells rebuilt the insulating myelin sheaths around battered spinal cord nerves, enabling them to conduct impulses again.
Petrarch's honest investigation of his own doubts and mixed motives is born of the same impulse that led Giovanni Boccaccio to conduct in the Decameron (1353) an encyclopaedic survey of human vices and disorders.
The aim is for the cells to morph into heart tissue with the ability to conduct electrical impulses to restore a more normal heartbeat.
Just as importantly, the resulting nerve cells were able to conduct electrical impulses and could form the specialised junctions called synapses, by means of which nerve cells talk to each other.Having shown that the stem cells worked in healthy mouse brains, Dr Zhu tried them out on injured mouse brains.
In contrast, focal sites of transport stasis were much rarer in completely demyelinated regions where axons appeared structurally intact and were able, in the case of some axons, to conduct electrical impulses.
High-O3 exposure also increased AVB, which in humans is characterized by the failure of some atrial impulses to be conducted to the ventricles (Chung 1983).
The AV nodal ERP was measured by introducing a single extrastimulus (S2) after a drive train of 8 stimuli at a fixed rate (S1) (600 ms), at which time the S1 S2 interval is decreased until the S2 impulse does not conduct to the His bundle.
Isn't it a very good human impulse to examine one's conduct, correct it and try to help others avoid making the same errors?
