Stem cells Used to Develop Mini Human Brain & Stem Cells for Spinal Cord Inju...Ankita-rastogi
Stem cell derived from human umbilical cord or bone marrow improves mobility with spinal cord injuries providing the first physical evidence that the therapeutic use of these cells can help restore motor skills lost from acute spinal cord tissue damage. For more information visit: http://www.cryobanksindia.com/moms-corner/case-studies/
Monitoring neural activities by optical imagingMd Kafiul Islam
Monitoring neural activities by optical imaging along with the use of genetic modification provides better spatio-temporal resolution to study single neural firing and hence very useful in understanding the neural process and dynamics. This is just a glimpse of few articles reported their outcome of such imaging.
Stem cells Used to Develop Mini Human Brain & Stem Cells for Spinal Cord Inju...Ankita-rastogi
Stem cell derived from human umbilical cord or bone marrow improves mobility with spinal cord injuries providing the first physical evidence that the therapeutic use of these cells can help restore motor skills lost from acute spinal cord tissue damage. For more information visit: http://www.cryobanksindia.com/moms-corner/case-studies/
Monitoring neural activities by optical imagingMd Kafiul Islam
Monitoring neural activities by optical imaging along with the use of genetic modification provides better spatio-temporal resolution to study single neural firing and hence very useful in understanding the neural process and dynamics. This is just a glimpse of few articles reported their outcome of such imaging.
In this brief presentation, we are going to view the aspects of integrative functions & their associated parts in the brain & ANS, also some effects of stroke on patients regarding the post-psychosocial aspect, & other interesting matters to view at the end of the presentation, please view the presenter's notes since they contain more info & some links relevant to our topic
In this brief presentation, we are going to view the aspects of integrative functions & their associated parts in the brain & ANS, also some effects of stroke on patients regarding the post-psychosocial aspect, & other interesting matters to view at the end of the presentation, please view the presenter's notes since they contain more info & some links relevant to our topic
A monkey model of auditory scene analysisPradeepD32
My work impacts half the world who develop age-related hearing loss with difficulty understanding speech in noise. To understand how the brain solves the cocktail party problem, I need to record from neurons suitable only in animals. Monkeys are best suited for this given our similar auditory brains. I use sounds without semantics and employ fMRI to show that monkeys use similar brain regions as humans to separate overlapping sounds. This study is the first to show such evidence in any animal. Now, I can record from monkey neurons and generalize the results to humans!
1. Genomic Anatomy of the Hippocampus Carol Thompson 1 , Sayan Pathak 1 , Andreas Jeromin 1 , Lydia Ng 1 , Cameron MacPherson 2 , Marty Mortrud,1 Allison Cusick,1 Zackery Riley 1 , Susan Sunkin 1 , Amy Bernard 1 , Ralph Puchalski 1 , Fred Gage 3 , Allan Jones 1 , Vladimir Bajic 2 , Michael Hawrylycz, 1 and Ed Lein 1 1 Allen Institute for Brain Science, Seattle, WA 98103, USA 2 South African National Bioinformatics Institute, University of the Western Cape, Bellville 7535, Cape Town, South Africa 3 Salk Institute for Biological Studies, La Jolla, CA 92037, USA
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4. What is the Hippocampus? Temporal lobe Hippocampus
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12. How do we study it? Histology – slice up the brain into fine slices and examine them under the microscope Nissl Stains of the hippocampus
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15. Allen Brain Atlas (ABA) List of In Situ Hybridization data for entire genome!
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