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          Neuroscience research articles are grouped together. All science articles tagged as neuroscience research are shown.

          What is neuroscience? Neuroscience is the scientific study of the nervous system. Neuroscience research often involves research from fields such as brain science, chemistry, computer science, engineering, linguistics, mathematics, artificial intelligence, robotics, neurology, medicine, philosophy, physics, and psychology.

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          ·September 20, 2010·3 min read

          Children’s Intellectual Abilities Affected By Manganese In Drinking Water

          Researchers have discovered that children exposed to high levels of manganese in drinking water perform poorly on cognitive tests. The research stated that, on average, children who drink water with more concentrated levels of manganese have an IQ score 6 points lower than children whose drinking water contained little to no manganese.
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          ·September 14, 2010·3 min read

          Decreased Neural Inhibition Makes Decision Making Harder For The Anxious

          New psychology research from CU-Boulder suggests that "neural inhibition" is a critical component in our ability to make choices. Psychologists have proposed people who suffer from anxiety could have decreased neuronal inhibition, which makes it more difficult to make important decisions.
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          ·September 13, 2010·3 min read

          Two Steps During LTP Remodel Internal Skeleton Of Dendritic Spines

          Neuroscience researchers have discovered how a structural component within neurons performs coordinated movements when connections are strengthened. Researchers also distinguished two separate steps during long term potentiation which are involved in remodeling the internal "skeletons" of dendritic spines. The research could be influential in providing further understanding of many neurological, cognitive and neurodegenerative diseases.
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          ·September 2, 2010·3 min read

          Academic Performance Linked To Dopamine Gene Variation

          New research proposes that academic performance of adolescents is linked to specific dopamine gene variations. Researchers also suggest a correlation exists between the variants of dopaminergic genes a student possesses and performance in specific subject areas.
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          FeaturedFeatured ArticlesNeuroscience
          ·September 2, 2010·5 min read

          Piezo1 And Piezo2 Proteins Involved In Cellular Response To Mechanical Stimulation

          Scientists have identified two proteins which may have a critical function in biological systems. The proteins, named Piezo1 and Piezo2, have been identified as being involved in cellular response to mechanical stimulation.
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          ·August 31, 2010·2 min read

          Neurobiological Markers For Depression

          Neuroscience researchers suggest that utilizing fMRI studies could help to provide biomarkers for the diagnosis of depression. A recent fMRI study of patients with depression showed marked abnormal activations in the medial prefronal cortex. Researchers believe that by identifying the neurobiological markers for depression, psychiatrists can tailor medications and therapies to suit the needs of individual patients.
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          FeaturedFeatured ArticlesNeuroscience
          ·August 29, 2010·4 min read

          Neuronal Diversity Is Vital To Overall Brain Function

          Researchers at Carnegie Mellon have examined the function of neuron diversity and discovered that diversity is vital to comprehensive brain function. The study explored how specific neurons process complex stimuli and code information.
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          FeaturedFeatured ArticlesNeuroscience
          ·August 27, 2010·3 min read

          Moderate Exercise Enhances Connectivity in Brain Circuits

          A new study published in Frontiers in Aging Neuroscience has proven that moderate exercise can help to enhance connectivity in brain circuits. Additionally, exercise can help to improve cognition and combat decline in brain functions associated with aging.
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          ·August 15, 2010·2 min read

          Brain Size Determines Risk Taking and Timid Fish

          New brain research shows that the size of fish telencephalons was correlated with risk taking and timid behaviors. Fish with...
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          ·August 3, 2010·2 min read

          Memories With Emotional Content Form Even When Amygdala Is Damaged

          A new study from researchers at UCLA indicates that new memories with emotional content can be formed even if the amygdala is damaged. Researchers believe that other areas compensated for the damaged amygdala, and aided learning and memory.
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