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Only Two Neural Circuitry Prevents you to Stay Paralyzed

Last Updated on: July 16, 2020 by Paracha

Store memories in our brain is uniquely determined by two neural circuits. Perhaps in the future, the construction of memory can be altered by turning some specific groups of neurons

Imagine you hear the halt of tires and then the sound of breaking glass. How will react your brain next time you face a similar situation? What are the tricks that our brains use to archive in memory that these two events are related to a traffic accident?

The so-called episodic memory is related to the memory of certain events, which need not be associated with traumatic events. Save these events in our brain involves activation of an important part of this, known as the hippocampus .

New Technology Allows the Brain to Operate Prosthetic Limbs [Video]

Last Updated on: July 13, 2020 by Paracha

DARPA is currently working on a new technology that allows the brain to handle prosthetic limbs just like our normal states.

The method is called TMR (Targeted Muscle Reinnervation) and activates the nerves that are close to a truncated region, allowing the holder of the prosthetic limb to operate directly through the signals of these muscles. Scientists hope that new technology will greatly facilitate the daily activities of people such as dressing, lifting objects, etc., while surveys will continue until at least 2016.

Drugs which Brain Produces Naturally

Last Updated on: June 26, 2020 by Paracha

A study published in the journal Neuron confirms some assumptions made in the eighties , why the brain should have its own natural store of drugs?

In our body, incredible as it may seem, there are drugs that the brain produces a completely natural way. But drugs understood as those stimulants, narcotic or hallucinogenic that can cause serious addiction problems.

Closer to Understand how Memory is Formed

Last Updated on: July 19, 2020 by Paracha

The short term memory and long term would be consolidated, according to Japanese researchers working in different parts of the brain. This study lays the groundwork for the first time of how memories are formed.

The construction of memory has been a real mystery to researchers. Knowing how you form memories is one of the most fascinating mysteries of our brain.

Scientists: Chewing Gum Activates the Brain

Last Updated on: June 30, 2020 by Paracha

Studies conducted by Japanese scientists from the National Institute of Radiological Sciences, suggest that the use of chewing gum, previously was regarded as a bad habit, has a positive effect on brain function.

This process allows you to activate the process of thinking, to increase the reaction rate and increase alertness by 10%, write today, February 3, the foreign media with reference to an article in the journal Brain and Cognition.

Optogenetics is Advancing into New Dimensions

Last Updated on: July 6, 2020 by Paracha

Optogenetics is an Emerging Technology in which genetically manipulated neural cells combined with a light source for selectively On/Off the areas of the brain. The method has proven in animal studies to be extremely interesting for neuroscience and could someday lead to new therapies.

Predicting the Time and Accuracy of Your Decisions Before You

Last Updated on: July 3, 2020 by Paracha

One of the tasks that use more time when I write something for Revoseek is deciding what to write.The idea, research or historical character have that factor that makes me decide to tell. I can not describe what it is but I have it clear when I see it. web news, leaf through publications, follow tweets links until something moves me to write.

Neurons are Obtained from Urine by Cell Reprogramming

Last Updated on: June 24, 2020 by Paracha

Looks like a tabloid heading but it is not. Chinese scientists from South China Institute for Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine have generated human neural progenitor cells (Neurons ) from epithelial cells that emerge with urinate.

Are there Differences Between “How Men and Women View the World”

Last Updated on: June 27, 2020 by Paracha

Well, yes. And we’re not speaking from a philosophical point of view but visual. In other words, with the same image, the men and women we gaze in different regions. This was demonstrated by a group of British researchers led by Felix Mercer Moss, PhD student at the University of Bristol by using a device that allows you to collect valuable visual information through eye movements (eye-tracking).

8 Bad Habits that Accelerate the Aging Process of the Brain!

Last Updated on: June 22, 2020 by Paracha

1. Defame others

Whenever you think about the bad things of others, the brain is “cretinism” a little. Research says, the brain will work well when you find and discover the strengths of others.

2. Eating after 9 pm

The brain and other organs will “turn on” rest mode after 9pm. Eating anything at this time will “wake up” the brain works; thus burdening the brain.

Pacemaker in the Brain to Combat Alzheimer’s

Last Updated on: July 18, 2020 by Paracha

Doctors at Johns Hopkins are holding a pioneering experiment in the United States to combat the disease of Alzheimer . A first pacemaker implant in the brain of a patient at an early stage of the disease. The idea: Try to stimulate memory and get reverse deterioration.

This is the first event of its kind in the United States. Operation was based on the same technology used in heart pacemakers which Generate the idea of stimulating the brain.

Nomophobia, A Sad Reality Rapidly Increasing (Video)

Last Updated on: July 14, 2020 by Paracha

According to a study done by some mental health professionals, Nomophobia is the serious Mental disorder affecting millions of Americans. It is the fear of running out of your smartphone.