Spatial Attention Attracts Receptive Fields Throughout the Human Visual Brain
Spatial Attention Attracts Receptive Fields Throughout the Human Visual Brain. We use attention to focus on relevant visual INFORMATION. Using human neuroimaging and modeling, Klein et al demonstrate ...
Jin et al. present HEMNMA method that allows more extensive analyses of gradual conformational changes in large macromolecular complexes from electron microscopy images. The featured movie captures an...
Ken Cadwell and colleagues demonstrate that the bacterial sensor Nod2 prevents intestinal inflammation by regulating the intestinal microbiota, particularly the expansion of Bacteroides vulgatus, a co...
Neuro In Silico/ Cell, Oct. 8, 2015 (Vol. 163, Issue 2) - Henry Markram and colleagues outline the building of a detailed digital reconstruction of a brain region and the features that emerge when the...
Poop and Paddle: An Eco-Friendly Floating Toilet - This toilet floats. It's an outhouse and sewage-treatment plant in one, processing human waste through a "constructed wetlands." Adam Katzm...
Toll-like Receptors Signal Safety for Salmonella - TLR signaling alerts the host of invading pathogens. Now, Barton and coworkers find that these immune signals are surprisingly required for Salmonell...
Guided by the Light: Neutrophil Migration through Zebrafish
Guided by the Light: Neutrophil Migration through Zebrafish - Anna Huttenlocher, with the help of Sa Kan Yoo and Qing Deng, explain their investigation of neutrophil migration through the zebrafish em...
This video shows rats choosing sequentially from four distinct trajectories in a maze while we record neural activity from hippocampus and cingulate cortex. Analyses of such neural activity led us to ...
Cindy Lee, on her published paper in Human Mutation entitled "Functional Analysis of BARD1 Missense Variants in Homology-Directed Repair of DNA Double Strand Breaks"...
