Sentences with phrase «developed brain control»

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But none of the control rats developed brain tumors as would have been expected, and the male rats exposed to radiation actually outlived their non-exposed counterparts.

As the many studies Ricard has participated in have proven, the mind reacts to this type of meditation, and the brain actually develops a stronger capability for emotional control.

The startup Neurable wants to make life more convenient by developing software to control devices with the human brain.

Scientists have developed a program that lets monkeys control a virtual arm with brain waves, which they say could help paraplegics through the development of wearable exoskeletons.

In vegetables and perhaps in very simple animals no such dominant occasion occurs, but in the higher organisms, especially where a fully developed central nervous system and brain is found, there is strong indication of centralized control of many aspects of the animals behavior.

Two other reports in the same issue of Cancer Causes and Control suggest that children born to mothers who eat at least one hot dog per week during pregnancy have double the normal risk of developing brain tumors, as do children whose fathers ate hot dogs before conception.

ADHD medication controls symptoms while a psychological approach results in actual changes in brain function that will continue and increase as your child develops.

We now know that high levels of stress early in development change the developing brain, and these children are likely to have a very heightened stress response — they can quickly go from being completely fine to being completely out of control.

Brain - building play helps develop baby's motor control and hand - eye coordination while giving parents a much - needed hands - free break.

Every time you do this, though, you're building gray matter in your brain, which develops impulse control.

The part of the brain responsible for exerting control over the emotional, impulsive part is not well developed in children under three.

The brain develops rapidly throughout these weeks, while the nervous system has developed enough to control some function.

But, these approaches completely DENY the science behind the brain of a developing child, and give parents false hope and little recourse for the sensitive or temperamentally inflexible child who melts down under such behavioral control.

I do worry a lot because you can tell that once he is tired his movements become less controlled and I worry that his brain won't develop properly.

While they could control his seizures somewhat with heavy medication, Obie's brain would never develop and he would not be able to walk, talk, or even communicate.

«Having executive function in the brain is like having an air traffic control system at a busy airport to manage the arrivals and departures of dozens of planes on multiple runways,» is how the Center on the Developing Child at Harvard University describes it.

If nurtured, the brain develops all - important «executive function skills,» which include the ability to focus, filter distractions, self - regulate, plan ahead, adjust to changes, control impulsivity, resist temptation, delay gratification, and remember, organize and use information.

It is imperative to understand that respiration is monitored and controlled by certain areas of brain that are developed by 36 week of intrauterine life.

The super-agers also had developed increased thickness in an area of the brain associated with decision - making, impulse control and emotions and other functions that was not found in the brains of their peers or of healthy younger people.

Various groups are working on developing wheelchairs, robots and computers that can be controlled by brain signals alone.

The illness was later renamed progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP) to describe the weakness or paralysis (palsy) patients develop when brain areas that control eye movements are affected by the syndrome — which produces the classic symptom of motionless eyes described by Dickens.

Until recently it has been difficult to study the role of glial cells in controlling appetite or any other brain function, because scientists haven't developed many techniques for silencing or stimulating these cells, as they have for neurons.

Subplate neurons form the first connections in the developing cerebral cortex — the outer part of the mammalian brain that controls perception, memory and, in humans, higher functions such as language and abstract reasoning.

Trained brains were 38 per cent less likely to develop depression up to a year afterwards, and less likely than controls to develop health problems when checked two and five years after training.

This dramatic decrease is in spite of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention cutting its lead guideline in half, to 5 micrograms per deciliter of blood, last October in response to mounting scientific evidence that low levels can harm children's developing brains.

A long - standing theory is that people with TS gain control over their tics by developing self - regulating techniques to compensate, which in turn lead to a physical're - wiring» within the neural pathways of the brain.

Previous brain - machine interface systems have made it possible for people to control robots, cursors, or prosthetics with conscious thought, but they often take a lot of effort and concentration, says José del R. Millán, a biomedical engineer at the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) in Switzerland, who develops brain - machine interface systems that don't need to be implanted into the brain.

First, looking at a study of 185 cases of childhood epilepsy, Wittkowski's team found that mutations in genes that control axonal guidance and calcium signaling — both of which are important early in the developing brain when neurons are forming the appropriate connections — led to increased chances of having the disorder.

The work was aimed at developing a system to help paralyzed people control external devices, such as a mouse pointer, with brain signals.

Scientists working at Korea University, Korea, and TU Berlin, Germany have developed a brain - computer control interface for a lower limb exoskeleton by decoding specific signals from within the user's brain.

Once the neuronal model had developed an accurate level of prediction the researchers switched the control of the cursor from the joystick to the robotic arm, which in turn was controlled by the monkey's brain signals.

«Our study showed that lithium chloride prevented many of the damaging neurological effects of alcohol abuse on the still - developing brain, especially the impact on the parts of the brain controlling sleep,» says co-senior study investigator Donald Wilson, PhD.

The new results indicate that as brains grew larger and entered the world in a less developed state, it became increasingly advantageous to relax the genetic control of their organization, essentially providing a bigger, blanker canvas for adapting and learning.

Zebra finch brains develop differently if they are transplanted into the bodies of quail, suggesting that brain size is under external control

The program, which assesses brain scans using pattern recognition software similar to that used in airport security and passport control, has been developed by researchers at Imperial College London.

These studies were done with the knowledge that the embryo and fetus develop under the control of hormones at parts per billion and parts trillion, and that as the baby matures hormone concentrations are regulated by sensitive, thermostat - like, feedback control systems in the brain.

However, in developing brain cells, the researchers found TLR3 activation also influences 41 genes that add up to a double whammy in this model — diminished stem cell differentiation into brain cells and increased cell suicide, a carefully controlled process known as apoptosis.

Another concern is that the adolescent brain is still developing; especially the prefrontal cortex, which is the part of the brain involved in decision - making and impulse control.

The technique relies on optogenetics, a method of controlling brain cells through bursts of light developed by HHMI early career scientist Karl Deisseroth at Stanford University.

In addition, there are questions about why some brains are better than others at controlling amyloid - beta plaques, and why some people with plaques don't develop Alzheimer's.

He anticipates the next step of his research will be to further develop this brain - computer interface technology realizing a brain - controlled robotic prosthetic limb attached to a person's body or examine how this technology could work with someone who has had a stroke or is paralyzed.

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Albertin is interested in the way octopuses develop from single cells to fully - fledged hatchlings, and fellow study author Yan Wang, also of the University of Chicago, told The Post she'd be studying how the octopus brain controls complex behavior, especially in relation to mating and reproduction.

We develop computational models of neuromuscular systems such as the arm to test hypotheses about how the brain controls voluntary movement, and how motor learning is achieved.

A team of researchers, including neuroscientists from Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, has developed a wireless device the width of a human hair that can be implanted in the brain and activated by remote control to deliver drugs to brain cells.

At UT Southwestern Medical Center, dedicated physicians, surgeons, and scientists have created interconnecting programs to provide patients with the best treatments available for brain and pituitary tumors and to develop better treatments for tumors that can not yet be cured or controlled.

The human brain has developed into something that has a «strong regional bias», in other words, certain areas and sides of the brain control certain commands and body parts.

Dr Bateman's lab recently identified a new gene, called Unkempt, which works together with the TSC1 / 2 genes to control how nerve cells develop in the brain.

The reason your periods may not be following a predictable pattern is simply that the hormone axis between your brain and ovaries that controls ovulation is still developing.