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Stress is something we all experience. While stress serves an important purpose in maintaining health, prolonged or severe stress can be harmful, particularly to the central nervous system. Neuroscience research has provided insight into how stress affects brain function and behavior, and how it can contribute to the
High time for advancing marijuana research - p 481. doi :10.1038/nn.3692. Marijuana use is expected to increase as its legalization spreads. With more marijuana users, we should prioritize research on this pervasive, but relatively understudied, drug. Full Text - High time for advancing marijuana research | PDF (163 KB )
Direct conversion of adult Huntington's disease patient fibroblasts into medium spiny neurons recapitulates hallmark phenotypes such as cell death, in contrast to models that lack epigenetic markers of aging. This successful 'disease-in-a-dish' highlights the benefits of capturing age in an adult-onset disorder model. Virginia
26 Oct 2015 Nature America, Inc. All rights reserved. NATURE NEUROSCIENCE ADVANCE ONLINE PUBLICATION. 1. BRIEF COMMUNICATIONS. The information that the brain receives from the senses is typically consistent with a range of possible stimulus values; consequently, all of our perceptual decisions have
Postdoctoral fellow - Neuronal circuits / Systems neuroscience - Emotions and Adaptive Behavior. Tulane University, Department of Psychology and Tulane Brain Institute
Jon Driver, who was one of the world's leading cognitive neuroscientists, died at the relatively young age of 49. However, during his lifetime, his work significantly enriched our understanding of how the brain works, and this collection includes his seminal work published in Nature Neuroscience and its sister journals.
the dentate gyrus of rats housed in the enriched environment. Data are expressed as mean ± s.e.m.. SGZ, subgranular zone; GCL, granular cell layer. Scale bar, 100 ?m in c–f; 500 ?m in g,h;. 200 ?m in i,j; 10 ?m in l; 5 ?m in n. PI, propidium iodide. NATURE NEUROSCIENCE VOLUME 9 [ NUMBER 2 [ FEBRUARY 2006.
Depression: Bursting with depression | PDF (124 KB ). p 181 | doi :10.1038/nrn.2018.28. Upregulated bursting activity in the lateral habenula is associated with depression-like behaviours in rats and mice, and depends on NMDA receptors, T-type voltage-sensitive calcium channels and the astrocytic inwardly rectifying
nature neuroscience supplement • volume 3 • november 2000 review. The computational study of motor control is fundamentally con- cerned with the relationship between sensory signals and motor commands. The transformation from motor commands to their sensory consequences is governed by the physics of the
The ability to make appropriate choices is critical for survival. Successful decision making requires the integration of sensory information, motivational states and potential outcomes to select the best action. Recently, there has been great progress in our understanding of the neural mechanisms supporting decision making
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