This is done by sending
electrical pulses into the brain via a pipette filled with electrically conductive fluid.
A hair of a diode feeds
electrical pulses into one side of a single cell; an electrode on the other side records that cell's response.
Before neuroscience could tackle its biggest question — how the brain transforms chemical reactions and
electrical pulses into cognition — it had to wrestle with the tiny.
Not exact matches
Each neural dust mote possesses a piezoelectric crystal that can convert mechanical power from ultrasonic
pulses broadcast from outside the body
into electrical power.
At the other end a receiver reverses the process and turns each light
pulse into an
electrical signal and reconstructs the information.
The paper reports new details about the procedure, such as the method used to transfer the mitochondria: freezing and heating the embryo before using an
electrical pulse to fuse the mother's nucleus
into the donor egg.
In the study, the researchers used
electrical pulse to permeate Cpf1 RNPs
into up to 50 mouse embryos simultaneously (Fig. 3b).
Similar devices are used today to transform the digital 1s and 0s in
electrical data
into optical
pulses that are then sent around the world, forming the backbone of the Internet and long - distance phone lines.
As a read head moves above bits of magnetic data, changes in the magnetic orientation of those bits alter the
electrical resistance of electrons flowing through the sensor, translating the magnetic data
into a stream of
electrical pulses.
To test the particles, the researchers implanted mice with a tumorlike gel saturated with nanoparticles and placed those mice
into the wells of cup - shaped
electrical coils, which activated the nanoparticles via magnetic
pulses.
The researchers applied
electrical pulses to eject electrons from the first layer of gallium arsenide and
into the second layer.
Based on years of scientific research
into the root causes of the condition, the device uses precisely timed sounds and weak
electrical pulses that activate touch - sensitive nerves, both aimed at steering damaged nerve cells back to normal activity.
To make Dolly, researchers took the nucleus out of a mature egg and replaced it with the nucleus from a cell of the ewe they wanted to clone; then they activated development with
electrical pulses and implanted the embryo
into a surrogate mother ewe.
Electrical contacts that are integrated
into the glove as thin conducting material transmit electric
pulses to the fingertips.
The
pulses diffuse
into the brain until the micropipette nears a neuron, which creates a block in
electrical signal that tells the human or robot operator when to stop moving the micropipette.
When these cells are illuminated by a strong light, a change in the structure of melanopsin triggers a molecular cascade that eventually leads to an influx of calcium ions
into those neurons and an
electrical pulse.
INO - 3112 is injected
into a muscle followed by electroporation, a technique that uses controlled, millisecond
electrical pulses that make it easier for the DNA plasmids to enter muscle cells.
They worked with an undergraduate student at the University and a watch repairman to convert a spring - wound pocket watch
into a portable
pulse counter and built tiny
electrical sensors that could be glued reliably to the chest — the first gel electrodes.
There, the pattern of
electrical pulses resolves
into something recognizable — a landscape, printed words, a face.
PEMF uses
electrical energy to direct a series of magnetic
pulses through injured tissue, and each magnetic
pulse induces a tiny
electrical signal that stimulates cellular repair by upregulating a tissue repair protein called «heat shock protein» and also by increasing the uptake of oxygen and nutrients
into tissue.
Then as now, the primary function of a radio was to convert radio waves
into small
electrical pulses which, when amplified, could be converted
into recognizable sound.