Sentences with phrase «brains of monkeys»

The brains of the monkeys were imaged as they grew comfortable licking a bar in order to obtain a sweet liquid.

THE brains of monkeys whose mothers had flu while pregnant resemble those of people with schizophrenia.

At Duke University Medical Center in North Carolina, researchers have surgically implanted electrodes in the brains of monkeys and trained them to move robotic arms at MIT, hundreds of miles away, just by thinking.

EAVESDROPPING on the brains of monkeys with hand paralysis has helped restore near - normal function.

Miller and colleagues saw this push - and - pull action in the brains of monkeys with implanted electrodes as the animals completed a tricky memory task, one that required the monkeys to hold several pieces of information in their minds at the same time.

They injected tiny amounts of amyloid protein into the brains of the monkeys and found that old Rhesus monkeys developed Alzheimer's - like symptoms but young monkeys stayed healthy.

For instance, Miguel Nicolelis of Duke University and his colleagues put electrodes in the brains of monkeys to link them to a robot arm.

In two separate experiments, the brains of monkeys and the brains of rats are linked, allowing the animals to exchange sensory and motor information in real time to control movement or complete computations.

In separate experiments reported in the journal, the brains of monkeys and the brains of rats are linked, allowing the animals to exchange sensory and motor information in real time to control movement or complete computations.

The researchers plan on imaging the brains of these monkeys to find neural pathways that are involved in autism.

The brains of monkeys whose mothers had flu while pregnant resemble those of people with schizophrenia

In March 2002, the journal Nature detailed the work of scientists at Brown University in Rhode Island who implanted electrodes in the brains of monkeys that allowed the primates to move a computer cursor just by thinking about it.

Boyden and his colleagues successfully infected certain neurons in the brains of monkeys without causing harm to the animals.

By designing a way to directly link the brains of monkeys to artificial devices, these researchers created the first real - time brain - machine interface (BMI).

His team sliced the brains of each monkey into 7,000 sections to allow future researchers to study them without having to repeat the experiment.

Neuronal Grafts: Human - derived dopamine neurons thrive in the brain of a monkey model of PD, testing positive for both dopamine transporter (green) and tyrosine hydroxylase (red).

In the 1990s, a scientific breakthrough was made when «mirror neurons» were discovered in the brains of monkeys.