A lever in the cage allowed the rats to send a small electrical signal directly to their nucleus accumbens.
A quarter-century later, the Athletics are faced with losing not their nucleus but their heart and soul.
Alone among body cells, red cells at maturity jettison their nucleus and DNA to accommodate their cargo.
Thus, with few players even within $10 million of O'Neal, most teams would have to trade away their nucleus to land O'Neal.
Though Brooklyn is their nucleus, the insurance-fraud networks are now starting to move upstate, said Gregory V. Serio, the state superintendent of insurance.
This isn't uncommon for a team coming off a Super Bowl win, but so far, the Giants have kept most of their nucleus intact.
Her label, Daptone Records, initially a small indie label run out of Brooklyn, thrived mostly because Sharon was their nucleus, their figurehead, and surely she shined.
The chemical and spectroscopic properties of atoms and ions are primarily determined by their electronic structure i.e., by the number and arrangement of electrons surrounding their nucleus.
Jan Lammerding, another member of our committee, found that cancer cells can damage their nucleus when squeezing through tiny microfabricated passageways.
The brain scans showed a direct relationship between how strong a response someone had in their nucleus accumbens to a song and how much they were willing to pay for it.
By the Mets' estimation, their nucleus for next season is intact and it includes players, like Trachsel, Weathers and Stanton, who have proved they can succeed in New York and who can guide their younger teammates.
