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Carnegie Mellon uses new imaging technique to discover differences in brains of people with autism

...he brain components in autism function more like a jam session and less like a symphony," Just said....

Mechanism for memory revealed in neurons of electric fish

...rs when the fish are close to each other. They can jam each other's electrical signals. In response, one of the fish will jump to a higher frequency to avoid the jamming signal, emitting more electrical pulses per second than its neighbor. Oestreich and Zakon found that once the jamming avoidance has st...

'Computer-chemistry' yields new insight into a puzzle of cell division

...lopment of various cancers. Anti-cancer drugs that jam the enzyme, preventing its docking with the kinase, could halt cell over proliferation to treat such cancers. However, developing such drugs has been hampered by lack of detailed understanding of how the Cdc25s fit with their associated kinases. "To...

UCSB researchers discover that the cell's endosomes use a surprising transportation system

...'s increased traffic flow, there's never a traffic jam on the microtubules. While it has long been known that endosomes travel in a bidirectional way, it has not previously been established that the transport system is symmetrical. The authors believe that because a number of neurological, muscular and c...

Story tips from the Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory, September 2005

...e, terrain, buildings and attempts by the enemy to jam global positioning system signals, says Steve Smit... spread-spectrum system that makes it difficult to jam TRI-NAV. Gary Steimer of the National Security Directorate expects the final soldier unit to be abou...

Erotic images, gore cause temporary 'blindness'

...e of stimulus captures attention, it can basically jam up that bottleneck so subsequent information can't get through," Zald said. "It appears to happen involuntarily." Previous studies have demonstrated that there are limits to how much information we can hold in our visual short-term memory and that we...

Nerve cells' power plants caught in a traffic jam

...hondria in mutant cells become caught in a traffic jam at the entrance ramp, located in the cell's center. Even though the synapses of the mutants are entirely devoid of mitochondria, the neuronal function remained intact at low levels of stimulation. But at high levels of stimulation, the mutated nerve ...

Carbon monoxide: Poison gas or anti-inflammatory drug?

...t to the amount you'd receive sitting in a traffic jam in Mexico City." The next step was to analyze the amount of Hmox enzyme expressed in white blood cells and in epithelial cells lining the grafted trachea. "We did this to determine the source of CO," Pinsky says. "Was it coming from infiltrating immu...

Immune cells' genetic 'jam session' is controlled by cell division machinery

... that make immune cells, may result. Although the jam session itself -- the actual rearrangement of part...g machinery to start cell division also brings the jam session to a close, intricately connecting the two processes. "V(D)J recombination essentially brea...

Researchers make gains in understanding antibiotic resistance

...iotics that, while chemically quite different, all jam the activity of the protein-making factory in bacteria in much the same way. They studied the MLSBK antibiotics, an acronym for a group of antibiotics which include macrolides, lincosamides, streptogramin B and ketolides. MLSBK antibiotics work by bi...

Neuronal 'traffic jam' marks early Alzheimer's disease

...f the nerve cells. In a vicious cycle, the traffic jam also could increase production of an abnormal protein that clogs neurons, leading to their failure and eventual death. The researchers said their findings could provide information that might be used to develop drugs to preserve the molecular transpo...

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