Sentence examples for the brain assists from inspiring English sources

While the brain assists in synchronization of peripheral clocks, to keep accurate time in the brain as well as the periphery, the circadian clock relies on a central transcriptional and translational feedback loop [ 3].

Sequenced peptides directly detected in the brain assisted in the identification and confirmation of the correct sequence in the zebra finch genome.

When the sensory neurons of the olfactory epithelium die they are replaced by proliferation of stem cells and their axons grow from the nose to brain assisted by olfactory ensheathing cells located in the lamina propria beneath the sensory epithelium.

Most biological theories focus on the monoamine chemicals serotonin, norepinephrine and dopamine, which are naturally present in the brain and assist communication between nerve cells.

Appropriateness is an irreducibly moral concept, requiring conscious judgment; no number of functional MRI scans of the amygdala or of any other part of the brain will assist in that judgment.

The tantalizing implication from these studies is that the TET-enzyme activity and 5hmC-dependent turnover rate of 5MeC may be higher in the brain to assist with more rapid responses of the neuronal methylome to learning and memory.

As the technology develops, MRS should become helpful in determining the extent of spinal cord damage and its consequences for the brain, possibly assisting in differential diagnosis between spinal shock and permanent injury, as well as for future evaluations of experimental protection and repair protocols for SCI.

Structural neuroimaging (MRI and CT scanning) allows non-invasive visualisation of anatomical structure of the brain in order to assist in the diagnosis of intracranial pathology.

Clusterin (CLU, and also known as ApoJ), was replicated independently in the two studies and is thought to bind and remove Aβ from the brain, as well as assist in re-entry of Aβ [ 31- 34].

The researchers identified a modification to the braincase that indicates the presence of a 'wulst' – a part of the brain unique to birds that assists in processing sensory input.

The goal of this paper was to design a three-dimensional (3D) digital dural atlas of the human brain for assisting neurosurgeons during the planning of an operation, medical research and teaching activities in neurosurgical anatomy.