Sentences with phrase «molecular neurobiologist»
A molecular neurobiologist is a scientist who studies the relationship between molecules (such as genes and proteins) and the brain, aiming to understand how they work together to affect behavior and cognition. Full definition
The data linking the APOE4 gene to tau tangles and brain inflammation is «super tight,» says molecular neurobiologist Sangram Sisodia of the University of Chicago.
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«By better understanding how our taste cells detect and translate information about the chemical constituents of our food, we may be able to confirm how humans detect poorly - understood qualities such as fat or calcium, or even identify entirely new tastes,» said study co-author Robert Margolskee, MD, PhD, also a Monell molecular neurobiologist.
Molecular neurobiologist Yi Rao now argues that, indeed, our two eyes begin as one.
Some of these newly - discovered genes may help us better understand how a taste cell detects a given taste quality,» said Monell Center molecular neurobiologist Peihua Jiang, PhD, the study's senior author.
«This is a beautiful little study,» says molecular neurobiologist Ron Davis at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston.
It's a «beautiful demonstration using the best tools we have to look at the molecular pathway,» says molecular neurobiologist Garret Yount of the California Pacific Medical Center in San Francisco.
Escape to Industry, Part 2 The CareerDoctor advises a molecular neurobiologist who has been selected for «The Roche Symposium for Leading Bioscientists of the Next Decade» and is asking how to make the best of this opportunity.
Dennis Grayson, a molecular neurobiologist at the University of Illinois at Chicago, says this finding could shift schizophrenia treatment to the «pharmacology of chromatin biology rather than the pharmacology of receptors.»