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A Lesson in Sleep Learning
26.08.2012
Brain & Behavior
Associations formed in the brains of sleeping volunteers remained intact when the subjects were awake
Locally Produced Proteins
26.07.2012
Biochemistry
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How do long nerve extensions get a crucial molecule to an injury site in time?
A Sense of Size
17.07.2012
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“Ping-Pong” signals in large cells help them assess their own length
Yeast Side Story
16.07.2012
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When yeast cells want to mate, they grow extensions in the direction of potential partners
Losing Money, Emotions and Evolution
12.06.2012
Brain & Behavior
Mildly stressful situations can affect our perceptions in the same way as life-threatening ones
Shine a Light
11.06.2012
Brain & Behavior
Dr. Ofer Yizhar investigates the brain’s circuitry with tiny pulses of light
Two for the Price of One
15.05.2012
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A unique ON-OFF switch in the brain controls a main stress hormone
A Unique ON-OFF Switch for the Stress Response
23.02.2012
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Both parts of the mechanism – ON and OFF receptors – are encoded in the same gene.
Unraveling Batten Disease
05.01.2012
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When the CLN3 gene is mutated, molecular traffic patterns are disrupted in the neurons.
Placing That Smell
04.01.2012
Brain & Behavior
The smell receptors in our nose are arranged according to the pleasantness scale.
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