What happens inside your brain when you hear a steady rhythm or musical tone? According to a new study from Aarhus University ...

In Game 5 of the Avalanche-Stars series on Monday, Stars' Roope Hintz delivered a cross-check to the back of Nathan MacKinnon's head near the faceoff circle. However, no call was made on the play ...

In addition, because the study was cross-sectional, it cannot determine whether the brain differences cause authoritarian attitudes or result from them. The researchers emphasized that authoritarian ...

These cells share important molecular and functional characteristics with neural stem cells of the brain. Peripheral neural stem cells have the same cell morphology, self-renewal and differentiation ...

Most existing research primarily relies on cross-sectional samples ... whether varying levels of obesity over time affect brain anatomy and function differently. Importantly, Prof.

An insufficient or excess supply of these minerals may cause alterations in plant anatomy. Anatomical studies that ... For each experimental repetition, digital images of stem and leaf cross sections ...

Faster brain aging ... a patient's brain anatomy to data compiled from the MRI scans of thousands of people of various ages and cognitive health outcomes. However, the cross-sectional nature ...

The functional approach to venous anatomy requires ... or time-resolved cross-sectional imaging) are poorly understood (figure 3G–I). Another implication of deep-superficial balance concerns ...

It’s impossible to overstate the importance of our brain. The organ, housed inside the skull and protected by a bony covering called the cranium, controls thought, memory, emotion, vision, and ...

Sarah King, Assistant Professor of Chemistry at UChicago and a co-investigator on the project, specializes in using PEEM to look at thin, flat sections of two-dimensional ... microscopes capture the ...

Sections of the spinal cord ... a region of the cerebral cortex of the brain. These motor signals travel down the internal capsule, and then cross over to the other side of the body in the brain stem.