Приклади вживання New nerve Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Can we, as adults, grow new nerve cells?
Several thousand new nerve cells come into being every day in the hippocampus, home of short-term memory.
Moderate alcohol consumption enhances the formation of new nerve cells.
Most of these new nerve cells die rather soon.
It was longthought that the adult human brain produces no new nerve cells.
This curative substance stimulates the growth of new nerve cells, helps to tone the skin with signs of aging.
It's not yet time to abandon the idea that adult human brains make new nerve cells.
This is due to the fact that the new nerve endings grow back, the momentum transfer is resumed, muscle fibers begin to shrink again.
Today, we still don'tknow whether the fully grown brain churns out new nerve cells.
With the perfect stimulation, your mind can produce new nerve pathways, change existing relations, and accommodate and respond in ever-changing manners.
Today, we still don'tknow whether the fully grown brain churns out new nerve cells.
The restoration of nerve impulse transmission occurs gradually as new nerve endings are formed and contacts with the postsynaptic motor end plate are restored.
I don't think myselfthat what's happened is that those stem cells have made new myelin or new nerves.
Ross Harrison took tissue from frog embryos andwas able to get them to produce new nerve fibers, which he then managed to keep alive for a month.
And then Robert looked at me like I was crazy and said,"But Sandrine, these are adult patients--adults do not grow new nerve cells.".
These changes can be seen in the brain's structure,including its ability to generate new nerve cells, potentially linking obesity to neurodegenerative diseases.
Hormones like serotonin, dopamine, or oxytocin that are generated during these intimatemoments may help promote the creation of new nerve cells.
According to biologists, high-energy neutrons andhigh-energy photons not only suppressed the formation of new nerve cells, but also changed how existing neurons interacted with each other.
Neurogenesis Now Robert is not a neuroscientist, and when he went to medical school he was not taught what we know now--that the adult brain can generate new nerve cells.
Because we were able to switch off the gene therapy when the growth factor was no longer needed,the regeneration of new nerve fibers towards the muscles was improved considerably," says Ruben Eggers.
Recovery of impulse transmission occurs gradually as new nerve terminals sprout and contact is made with the postsynaptic motor endplate, a process which takes 6- 8 weeks in the experimental animal.
Among other things, they were the first to show that, after a stroke,the brain produces new nerve cells from its own stem cells.
Structural andfunctional basis of memory can be the formation of new nerve connections in the Central nervous system due to the growth processes of neurons and the formation of new synapses, or the formation of the closed neural circuits in which the excitation may circulate for a long time(short term memory).
Rac1 may also be involved in a second forgetting mechanism,driven by the birth of new nerve cells(the process known as neurogenesis).
The gene variants found on chromosomes one and 18 are linked to the expression of two nearby genes called UBR4 andPHLPP1 that affect the formation of new nerve cells and their insulation.
Contrary to several landmark discoveries that convinced thescientific community that adults can appear new nerve cells, scientists have described a complete lack of division of nerve cells, or neurons, in the adult brain tissue after death.
Just a generation ago, it was believed that once a person reaches adulthood,the brain ceases to produce new nerve cells- that is, they do not recover with loss.
Since we were able to switch off gene therapy when the growth factor was no longer needed,the regeneration of new nerve fibers in the direction of the muscles was significantly improved," says Ruben Eggers.
Only a generation ago had the impression that once a person reaches adulthood,the brain ceases to produce new nerve cells- that is, they do not regenerate if lost.
In March of this year, contradicting several landmark findings that had convinced thescientific community that adults can make new nerve cells, researchers described an utter lack of dividing nerve cells, or neurons, in adult postmortem brain tissue.