Sentence examples for mainly the brain from inspiring English sources

This is the primitive "reptilian" brain, mainly the brain stem and hypothalamus; the overlying "mammalian" brain, which includes limbic emotive and hippocampal memory centers; and the neocortex, the most developed outer part of the cerebrum, which mediates higher functions such as cognition.

Significant differences were found in the mean scores for clinical signs, post mortem and histopathological changes especially in Group 2, which mainly affect different anatomic regions of the nervous system, mainly the brain.

General anesthetics act on the central nervous system, mainly the brain.

Eighty percent of glucose utilization is located in insulin-insensitive tissues (mainly the brain) and the remaining 20% in insulin-sensitive tissues.

We have previously reported that CD8+ T cells infiltrated mainly the brain of TBEV-infected mice, and quantitative differences in the number of T cells infiltrating the brain did not appear to be a factor in mouse survival [ 24, 49].

A specific chapter is dedicated to the cardiovascular system and another to the lungs, while a third chapter looks at the other systems - mainly the brain, the stomach, the liver, the kidneys and the blood.

Cattle catch the disease when they eat infected tissue--mainly the brain and spinal cord--that ends up in their feed.

Since our database is based on mRNA sequences from a wide range of tissues, it is possible that it characterized mainly the profile of the widely-expressed ADAR1 rather than that of ADAR2 which is expressed mainly in the brain.

Dr. Vinters speculates that the last term referred to meningovascular syphilis, inflammation of the walls of blood vessels mainly around the brain, resulting in a thickening of the interior of the vessel.

Transmissible spongiform encephalopathies (TSEs) are characterised by accumulation of an abnormal isoform of prion protein (PrPsc), mainly in the brain but also in various peripheral tissues.

She was helping her husband, who had engineered cultured cells to make the leptin receptor--which until then had been found mainly in the brain.