Semyon Slobounov 2008 Injury is an unfortunate risk that is still an unavoidable part of athletics today. Over the past decade, the scientific information on athletic injury in general, and integrative models of injury rehabilitation in particular, has increased considerably.
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By THEODORE W. BERGER JOHN K. CHAPIN GREG A. GERHARDT WALID V. SOUSSOU DAWN M. TAYLOR PATRICK A. TRESCO DENNIS J. MCFARLAND JOSÉ C. PRINCIPE 2008 An International Assessment of Research and Development Trends This benchmarking panel study on brain-computer interfaces had broad sponsorship from the U.S. Government agencies and private organizations listed in in […]
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Donald Pfaff • Yves Christen Editors 2016 Research and Perspectives in Endocrine Interactions
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Jochen Schacht Arthur N. Popper Richard R. Fay Editors 2008 The past decade has brought great advances in our understanding of the mechanisms underlying auditory pathologies. Molecular biology and genetics primarily have contributed to this enhanced understanding, which in turn has driven the design of novel rational therapeutic interventions.
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William A. Yost Arthur N. Popper Richard R. Fay Editors 2008 To survive, animals must navigate, find food, avoid predators, and reproduce; and many species survive based on their ability to communicate. All of these crucial behaviors allow animals to function in a crowded world of obstacles, objects, and other animals.
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Abraham Fisher l Maurizio Memo l Fabrizio Stocchi l Israel Hanin Editors 2008 Insights, Progress, and Perspectives The 7th International Congress on Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s Disease took place during March 9–13, 2005 high in the hills of Sorrento, Italy, overlooking the splendid blue Mediterranean Sea with Mt. Vesuvius in the foreground. This event continues to earn its growing […]
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Serena M. Dudek Editor 2008 To the Nucleus and Back As you read the chapters of this book, neurons in your central nervous system are undergoing significant changes at the nuclear level. Thanks to these changes, you may see, understand, and retain (at least in part) what you are reading. One of these nuclear events, transcriptional regulation, is […]
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R. Nieuwenhuys J. Voogd C. van Huijzen 2008 The present edition of The Human Central Nervous System differs considerably from its predecessors. In previous editions, the text was essentially confined to a section dealing with the various functional systems of the brain.
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Editors Johannes W. Hell, Michael D. Ehlers 2008 The synapse is a fascinating structure for many reasons. Biologically, it is an exquisitely organized subcellular compartment that has a remarkable capacity for fidelity and endurance. Computationally, synapses play a central role in signal transmission and processing that represent evolution’s solution to learning and memory.
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Fred Gage Yves Christen (Eds.) 2008 The human brain is remarkably complex, permitting sophisticated behavioural repertoires, such as languages, tool use, self-awareness, symbolic thought, cultural learning and consciousness. Each human being is different, due in part to the uniqueness of the neuronal heterogeneity and interconnections in our brains.
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