Recent rodent studies favor a maternal - mediation hypothesis that considers maternal - care differences induced by neonatal stimulation as the cause of individual differences in offspring development.
The findings support other
recent rodent studies that showed drugs that enhance the action of BDNF can reduce brain changes and symptoms of Huntington's disease.
Not exact matches
Moreover,
recent studies on
rodents indicate that the internal clock also affects how the metabolism responds to the intake of carbohydrates or fats, and that certain time frames are more suitable than others for the consumption of a high - carbohydrate or a high - fat diet, seen from a health perspective.
Partially paralyzed
rodents walk almost normally after human embryonic or fetal brain stem cells repaired their spinal cord injuries in
recent studies.
To prove this, a few
recent studies turned to a
rodent that employs a remarkably familiar nest structure.
This is why conclusions can be drawn from the
recent study, which and how body functions in long - lived
rodents differ from the ones in their short - lived relatives.
He notes a number of collaborative bird
studies by Israeli, Palestinian, and Jordanian scientists and a
recent project to use barn owls to catch
rodents on Israeli and Palestinian farm.
Recent studies have shown that endorphin blockers do lessen the activation of reward circuits in humans and
rodents that are presented with appetizing food — the subjects eat less.
Recent evidence suggests that human astrocytes are very different from their
rodent counterparts and thus, it would be essential to use human cells to
study human diseases.
Recent studies suggest a possible role in the regulation of the establishment of chronic infections50 and they have been found expressed in liver stage infections of
rodent parasites51.
Recent studies have reported that GLP - 1 improves the function of renal endothelial cells (which regulate blood clotting, immune response and blood vessel activity, among other critical functions, and are impaired by insulin resistance) and can prevent some renal pathologies in diabetic
rodents.
In
recent years, intermittent energy restriction (IER) has become the subject of considerable scientific interest as an alternative approach to weight - loss and / or improving metabolic health, and has been
studied in
rodent and human populations.
First up, what are we to make of a
recent study claiming to show that «high - fat diets» are harmful to
rodents?
The
recent central injection of FGF1 protein induced substained remission in
rodents / mice
study by Dr Michael Scharwz group suggest an additional pathway... http://www.nature.com/nm/journal/v22/n7/abs/nm.4101.html
While the
recent research dealt with
rodents, an earlier
study examining the effect of turmeric on Alzheimer's patients produced equally promising results.