Closer inspection of the corresponding sequences, and manual attempts at alignment, were subsequently able to demonstrate that all of the unidentified ESTs were also myoglobin, including additional examples of a unique brain-specific isoform [ 11].
Instead, what's been happening in tests at hospitals like UCLA Medical Center is that the surgeon has been operating goggle-free, then they'll put down the knife for a second and put on the goggles, so they can temporarily step inside a simulation of your unique brain.
Instead, what's been happening in tests at hospitals like UCLA Medical Center is that surgeons have been operating goggle-free, and then they'll put down the knife for a second and put on the goggles, so they can temporarily step inside a simulation of your unique brain.
A minority of people, however, have unique brain connections (due to biology as well as prior life experiences) that allow them to spontaneously -- without the use of conscious strategies -- make meaning of certain kinds of information that aren't as meaningful for the rest of us.
Beyond their descriptive value, normative variables are interesting in that they can influence various kinds of cognitive processing and generate unique brain activities.
The suppression of irritant evoked coughing is also associated with a unique pattern of brain activity, including an involvement of the anterior insula, supplementary motor area, motor cingulate cortex and right inferior frontal gyrus [ 7, 12].
To quantify the intensity of her6 staining, we highlighted the regions of interest (Fig 7A') that corresponded to unique brain structures (Fig. 7A).
The identification of a unique TBI biomarker(s) or surrogate brain cell injury markers that meet these criteria would provide physicians with an objective method for early diagnosis of brain injury and enable early assessment of severity, intervention, and monitoring disease progression [ 36].
This process has been proposed to underlie the stereotyped progression along unique brain circuitries of Tau-pathology and symptoms in Tauopathies [ 22, 28, 50, 53, 58, 74].
Posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome (PRES) has become synonymous with a unique pattern of brain vasogenic edema and predominates in the parietal and occipital regions, accompanied by clinical neurological alterations.
The two meta-analyses included several studies that we excluded due to quality control measures, and we included one study on a unique set of brain samples that was not included in theirs.
