Sentences with phrase «restore memory and learning»

The book can talk, it can fly and it's up to Sophie to try and help restore its memories and learn why this talking, flying book exists (hence the Mysterious Book mentioned in the title).

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«By electrically boosting these nighttime brainwaves, we hope to restore some degree of healthy deep sleep in the elderly and those with dementia, and in doing so, salvage aspects of their learning and memory,» Walker said.

By re-introducing SNX27 into the brain, memory could be restored hence suggesting that SNX27 is an essential protein for memory and learning.

But low doses of the active ingredient in cannabis, THC, might have the opposite effect on the elderly, reversing brain ageing and restoring learning and memory — at least according to studies of mice.

«Using this combined approach, we were able to reduce the levels of amyloid - beta, but, importantly, restored spatial learning and memory to the level observed in healthy mice,» Jankowsky said.

Allopregnanolone restores hippocampal - dependent learning and memory and neural progenitor survival in aging 3xTgAD and nonTg mice.

Indeed, the researchers found that restoring Nav1.1 levels in mice that were genetically modified to mimic key aspects of Alzheimer's disease (AD - mice) improved learning and memory functions and increased their lifespan.

A number of recent studies aimed at restoring Ube3A activity in the AS mouse demonstrate that it may be possible to improve learning and memory in adult AS patients [87], [88].

help individuals boost their mood, recover from injury, decrease stress, foster learning, improve focus, restore memories and ease the challenge of difficult life transitions.

Recent studies have indicated that learning to express the memories and feelings related to the traumatic event can restore some of the psychophysiological and immunological competence to people with trauma histories (Pennebaker & Susman, 1988).