David Hubel and Torsten Wiesel discovered how the cerebral cortex processes visual information. Their research won them the ...

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Q: I want to stay mentally sharp as I age (I am 55 now) and keep hearing about the importance of neuroplasticity. Can you ...

As brain states changed, cochlear activity stayed the ... The technology could ultimately allow providers to diagnose hearing problems based on physiology, not just performance on a hearing exam, and ...

The brain may play a role in helping the ... The technology could ultimately allow providers to diagnose hearing problems based on physiology, not just performance on a hearing exam, and to ...

That study showed the physiology of the inner ear, which converts vibrations into electrical signals the brain translates as sound ... to develop more targeted and effective treatments for hearing ...

and now histamine help regulate brain physiology and behavior through chemical bonding of these monoamines to histone proteins, the core DNA-packaging proteins of our cells. "Our findings ...

The cochlear nerve exits the skull at the temporal bone while information from the cochlear nuclei is carried to the primary auditory (hearing) cortex of the brain for sound analysis ... Anatomy and ...

This allows nerve signals to move between the two sides of the brain. The messages they send help coordinate movement, such as riding a bike or playing an instrument. The senses (vision ...

hearing, smell, taste and touch. This made for more cunning predators, more elusive prey and more demanding sexual partners. It also (because much physiology is regulated by the brain) allowed ...

It is useful in detecting problems with the nerve pathways involved in relaying sound impulses to the brain as ... How hearing works. McGovern Medical School. Ear anatomy - inner ear. Casale J, Kandle ...