Bioinformatics and Next-Gen Sequencing
Updated: 2010-07-31 01:19:12
I will start posting my bioinformatics experiences from my workplace. Let me know if you have any questions. I welcome all comments.
Here you have the July edition of our monthly eNewslet ter covering cognitive health and brain fitness topics. Please remem ber that you can subscribe to receive this free Brain Fitness eNewsletter by email, using the box in the right column. Technology to upgrade brain care: In this extensive interview, Dr. John Docherty helps connect the [...]
Quick note: Yahoo! has created an expanded section with optical illusions and brain teasers, and we were glad to contribute to it. You can enjoy it Here. Once you are done, you can find many more brain teasers here.
We mentioned in our recent market report that NovaVision had declared bankrupcy. The company tried to transform its business model in the last couple of years — obviously it didn’t work. Now the trustee is sharing a few more details and looking for ways to dispose of its assets: NovaVision’s FDA-Cleared Visual Restoration Therapy (VRT) System [...]
We often hear interest from people of all ages in being participants in the cognitive research we are doing in our UCSF lab. However, all of our experiments to date have been focused on under 20 year olds and the over 60 age group, and many people fall in between. Well, we have just launched [...]
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MAGNETIC nanoparticles targeted to nerve cell membranes can be used to remotely control cellular activity and even the simple reflex behaviours of nematode worms, according to research by a team of biophysicists at the University of Buffalo. The new method, which is described in the journal Nature Nanotechnology, could be very useful for investigating how [...] (Source: Neurophilosophy)
Bilingualism Associated With Brain Reorganization Involving Better Efficiency in Executive Functions, Research Finds (Science News) “Findings are very important because they show an unknown aspect of bilingualism, which goes beyond linguistic advantages, and they also show bilinguals are more effective in responding to certain stimuli,” explains researcher Cesar Avila, who ensures the research shows that [...]
This study supports another one we commented on a few years ago on how Bilingual brains stay sharp longer:
âIn short: learning and speaking a foreign language provides constant brain exercise to the frontal lobes, the area of the brain right behind your forehead that focuses our attention, helps us ignore distractions, and make decisions.â (Source: SharpBrains)
Home About Archives Links Contact Gender Diffrence Panic Disoder Explained Dr Shock July 7, 2010 Post Comment Women process threats and aggressive stimuli different than men , differences in the activation of brain regions participating in the fear circuitry . This might be an important factor contributing to the increased likelihood of women to develop panic disorder compared to men . If in women activation differs in parts of the fear circuitry , this could explain the gender difference in prevalence of the panic . disorder Fear Circuitry in the Brain dysfunctional fear network centered in the amygdala and projecting to the thalamus , hypothalamus , brainstem , and prefrontal cortical areas in Panic Disorder patients In a recent study 20 patients with panic disorder 12 women and 8 men