The Neuroscience of Resilience Neural Mechanisms Resilience isn’t about ... Toward understanding adaptation to early-life adversity outcome. Psychoneuroendocrinology, 38(9), 1858–1873.

Simultaneously, physiological responses essential for stress adaptation are triggered ... They investigated the neural ...

This finding has implications for understanding neuronal identity in vertebrates, as many of the mechanisms discovered in this model are also present in mice, humans, and other species.

This finding has implications for understanding neuronal identity in vertebrates, as many of the mechanisms discovered in this model are also present in mice, humans, and other species.

The hypothalamus is a small but critical region at the base of the brain that controls the autonomic nervous system, ...

We are interested in how novel non-neuronal mechanisms contribute to drug addiction ... facilitate neuronal-glial connections and enables glial driven behavioral adaptations following drug exposure.

By contrast, a narrower dynamic range allows for quick, threshold-based reactions, facilitating fast adaptation ... related to neuronal receptors, the proposed biological mechanism is highly ...

Such adaptations arose by selection acting on preexisting genetic variation and local adaptation driven by neuronal olfactory ... This reveals a non-genetic mechanism for floral asymmetry.

This finding is an essential step toward better understanding the neuronal mechanism of cortical long-range GABAerginc neurons in healthy and diseased brains. In particular this could lead to new ...

elegans and mammalian neuronal cultures (Fonte et al, 2011). We propose that a primary mechanism of Abeta toxicity is the formation of membrane-damaging oligomers, which is blocked by the G37L ...