Sentences with phrase «brain network communication»

Analytic tools developed in the last few years offer the promise of answers at the level of how these processes impact brain network communication,» Diwadkar said.

«We believe that genetic risk may confer vulnerability for dysfunctional brain network communication.

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In humans, we can not do experiments but can see effects of extreme neglect in children's brains where the brain slows its growth of networks and communication pathways scheduled to come on line at those particular times.

Since most cognitive processes involve multiple parts of the brain working together, injury to white matter can impair the brain's communication network and may result in cognitive problems.

This research suggests that functional brain scans — those that measure damage to the brain's communication network — may help predict recovery and guide treatment.

This work suggests that cognitive deficits may be a result of reduced efficiency in brain - network communications.»

Such disorders, which include epilepsy and, experts theorize, schizophrenia and autism (SN Online: 7/17/15), can arise when the brain's communication networks develop off - kilter.

Instead, they found that resonance could be the key to long - distance communication in networks with relatively few and weak connections, as it is the case in the brain.

«There may be so much internal communication that the brain becomes preoccupied with itself, less able to process information coming in from the outside world,» he says, noting that studies have found that people with depression have heightened connectivity among brain networks involved in paying attention, monitoring internal and external cues, remembering the past, and controlling emotions.

«A better understanding of how these long - range, inter-connected networks in the brain operate might help to develop therapies that re-establish this specific cortical communication,» says Helmchen.

Participants were screened for risk - taking behaviors, such as drug and alcohol use, sexual promiscuity, and physical violence and underwent functional MRI (fMRI) scans to examine communication between brain regions associated with the emotional - regulation network.

The over-activated protein kinase p38 MAPK damages the wiring of the communication network within the brain.

And two of our goals involve developing templates for how to design apps in any language that best represent our knowledge of the reading brain and forming communications networks around the globe in which children can teach one another the words that describe their worlds.

The main finding of this study is the existence of a strong association between the level of global communication efficiency of the functional brain network and intellectual performance.

The negative association between λ and IQ suggests a strong positive association between the level of global communication efficiency within the brain network and intelligence.

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«One of the overriding problems in disorders like autism, we think, is that it's a problem of communication between different areas of the brain and neurons communicating with each other in networks,» said Morrow, who is affiliated with the Brown Institute for Brain Scibrain and neurons communicating with each other in networks,» said Morrow, who is affiliated with the Brown Institute for Brain SciBrain Science.

These findings are consistent with the Interactive Brain Hypothesis and suggest a model of neural specializations for communication that links eye - to - eye contact and language systems via frontal, central, and temporal - parietal networks.

«My argument is that the three classic areas of neuroscience, endocrinology, and immunology, with their various organs — the brain (which is the key organ that the neuroscientists study), the glands, and the immune system (consisting of the spleen, the bone marrow, the lymph nodes, and of course the cells circulating throughout the body)-- that these three areas are actually joined to each other in a bidirectional network of communication and that the information «carriers» are the neuropeptides.»

Your brain and stomach continually communicate with each other during your entire lifetime via this ENS.. This network of nerves, neurotransmitters and hormonal substances is interactive throughout this entire communication.

Brain breaks, by switching the type of mental activity, shift brain communication to networks with fresh supplies of neurotransmitBrain breaks, by switching the type of mental activity, shift brain communication to networks with fresh supplies of neurotransmitbrain communication to networks with fresh supplies of neurotransmitters.

Treatment for a Spinal Cord Injury The spinal cord is a complex network of nerves that travels the length of the spine, is protected by the spinal column (vertebrae bones that give the spine its shape), and is responsible for communication between the brain and the rest of the body.

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