Sentence examples for memory mutation from inspiring English sources
The enhanced working memory mutation enabled modern humans (i) to decode unfamiliar environmental stimuli with greater focusing power on adaptive solutions to environmental changes and problems, and (ii) to encode environmental stimuli in more efficient, generative knowledge structures.
Addressing themes of memory, mutation, eroticism and the body, Othoniel's works evoke the mythical feeling of an adult fairy tale if poetry were to replace all narrative.
Additionally, we also uncovered evidence for genetic modifiers for remote memory mutations.
However, there are other safety issues that need to be taken into consideration such as epigenetic memory, high mutation rate, immunogenicity and teratoma formation.
The results presented here demonstrate that integrin beta2 and steryl-O-acyl transferase 1 are required for processes that occur well beyond the initial acquisition and initial consolidation of memory, since the mutations that we identified affect 7-, but not 1-day memory.
This finding also supports the idea that tau conformation can have different effects on synaptic function and memory, and tau mutations that promote pathological aggregation may impair hippocampal function.
Those getting the disease carry a genetic mutation causing memory loss in their early to mid-40s and often loss of most cognitive functions by their early 50s.
Once again, neither mutation affected memory for CTA.
These findings provide evidence for dissociable signature deficits within the domain of visual short-term memory associated with GBA mutation and with Parkinson's disease.
Autosomal dominant mutations in PS1 and PS2 genes cause the majority of FAD cases, although the mechanism by which these mutations cause memory deficits are largely unclear.
Previous studies have identified that ras mutation-specific memory T-cells in only two human cancer patients with follicular thyroid cancer and colorectal cancer (Gedde-Dahl et al, 1992; Fossum et al, 1994a, 1994b).
