Not exact matches
Mother Nature tries to drop us subtle hints... walnuts are good for
brain health and they resemble a
brain, carrots are good for eye health and
when sliced crosswise resemble an eye, a bulb of ginger root mimics the shape of the stomach and ginger is great for settling an upset stomach.
So Yang Shi and her PhD advisor, neurologist David Holtzman at Washington University were in for a surprise
when they peeked at a set of
brain slices from mice engineered to produce tau pathology.
When the team compared
brain slices from the two groups of rats, they discovered that in the intact animals, more CREB molecules carried a phosphate group — a crucial step for their activation.
When the scientists tried to trigger LTP in these
brain slices with electrical stimulation or chemicals, they found that methods that fired up cellular pathways involving the molecule cyclic adenosine monophosphate (cAMP) didn't work.
Traditional observational techniques require using microscopes to view ultra-thin
slices of tissue — messy business
when trying to reconstruct three - dimensional structures in something as thick as a human
brain.
But
when you've had children with someone you're divorced from, divorce defines everything; it's the lurking fact, a
slice of anger in the pie of your
brain.