Sentences with phrase «neurons in a living animal»

«Our study is the first to demonstrates unambiguously the conversion of a specific subtype of glia, the so - called NG2 glia, into induced neurons in living animals,» says senior study author Benedikt Berninger of Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz.
Optogenetics has been able to activate single neurons in living animals in milliseconds and reverse the intervention just as rapidly.
Before long, she struck up an acquaintance with Stanford University neuroscientist Karl Deisseroth, now celebrated for his pathbreaking work in optogenetics — an approach that uses light to control the firing of neurons in living animals.
The lab studies the pathways from sensory input to behavioral output by quantitative analysis of behavior under well - defined conditions, genetic manipulation of animals or individual neuronal cells, and calcium imaging from neurons in living animals.

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Direct recordings from the neurons of live mice showed the same pattern: Animals that had gone through a stressful procedure had more bursting cells in the lateral habenula.
When we suppressed the ALS mutation in the brains of animals, onset of the disease was delayed, the animals lived longer, spinal motor neurons survived longer, and the neuromuscular junctions stayed healthy longer,» said Svendsen, the Kerry and Simone Vickar Family Foundation Distinguished Chair in Regenerative Medicine.
Finally, the researchers tested this circuitry in live animals, artificially turning on the motor neurons in anesthetized mice and then looking to see how the auditory cortex responded.
Since olfactory sensory neurons regenerate throughout life, even in humans, the investigators were able to measure neuron regeneration in specific animal models.
They counted the numbers of APs and ALs in different body tissues — intestine, muscle, pharynx (i.e., the animal's foregut), and neurons — at different time points during the adult life of C. elegans, and used chemical blockers to learn more about the dynamics of the process.
Albeanu and colleagues, including Arkarup Banerjee and Fred Marbach, graduate students in the Watson School for Biological Sciences at CSHL and co-first authors of the Neuron paper, conducted experiments in living animals that revealed a mechanism for adjusting olfactory signal gain.
Some theoretical models suggested that new neurons destabilize memories already stored in the hippocampus by degrading the information there, but the idea had never been explored in live animals.
For example, it could be used to image neurons in living mice by combining the Raman scattering technique with existing methods in which tiny windows are implanted in the brains and spinal cords of laboratory animals.
In a live animal, these neurons would then relay that information to the brain (Nature Photonics, DOI: 10.1038 / nphoton.2012.10).
THE firing of every neuron in an animal's body has been recorded, live, for the first time.
This produced the proper layers of neurons in the same order they arise in living animals.
Using a mouse model of fragile X syndrome, the researchers recorded the activity of networks of neurons in a living mouse brain while the animal was both awake and asleep.
Scientists have traditionally studied the neural basis of behavior in live animals by using techniques such as stimulating neurons with electrodes.
«Our earlier work was the first to clearly show in vivo (in a living animal) that mature astrocytes can be reprogrammed to become functional neurons without the need of cell transplantation.
This method uses light to precisely control the activity of specific neurons in living, even moving, animals in real time.
The researchers focused on a process — known as «homeostatic scaling down» — that has been well - studied in lab neurons but not before in living animals.
In the worm, we are developing tools to monitor neuromodulation at cellular resolution in an intact brain and using them to directly measure endogenous peptide release and binding to receptors on identified neurons using real - time approaches for imaging neuropeptide signaling, in order to understand the dynamics of this process in a living animaIn the worm, we are developing tools to monitor neuromodulation at cellular resolution in an intact brain and using them to directly measure endogenous peptide release and binding to receptors on identified neurons using real - time approaches for imaging neuropeptide signaling, in order to understand the dynamics of this process in a living animain an intact brain and using them to directly measure endogenous peptide release and binding to receptors on identified neurons using real - time approaches for imaging neuropeptide signaling, in order to understand the dynamics of this process in a living animain order to understand the dynamics of this process in a living animain a living animal.
Then UC San Francisco's Arturo Alvarez - Buylla, PhD, and other neuroscientists discovered in birds and mice that stem cells in certain parts of the brain do produce new neurons throughout the animal's life.
Restricted expression of UNC - 7S from the Punc - 7S promoter allowed us to recognize AVB: B motor neuron gap junctions in live animals and has served as a useful tool for examining changes in synaptic connectivity [29].
The results in many lab animals are available, longer life (40 %), less cancer, heart disease etc, more neurons, less hypertension and diabetes..
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