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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Neuronal stimulation"”.

  1. Synthesis and characterization of magnetic nanorings for neuronal stimulation

    … used for many biological applications, including neuronal stimulation, drug delivery, and cancer hyperthermia. In this work, we synthesized varying geometries of MNRs via a thermal decomposition route and characterize their structural, chemical, and magnetothermal properties. Scanning and …

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  2. Self-standing sub-cellular sized PhotoVoltaic devices for minimally-invasive and precise Neuronal Stimulation

    Neural stimulation is an important research tool for diagnosis, monitoring and therapeutics. It helps in deciphering neural connections and improving our understanding of how different parts of the brain works. In this thesis work, I will be discussing about designing for the first time …

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  3. The Interaction of Early Growth Response Gene 1 and Myocyte Enhancer Factor 2C in the Murine Brain Cortex

    … receptor activation, tendon repair upon mechano-stimulation, and long-term spatial memory formation. In mammalian brains, EGR1 controls the responses to environmental stimuli such as chronic stress and physical contact. It also participates in processes such as long-term memory consolidation and …

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  4. Dairy phospholipids: analysis, enrichment and biological application

    … PL extract a 43 % increase in cortical neuron stimulation was observed compared to the control, 0 % stimulation. However, at a concentration of 300 µg mL-1 PL extract the observed stimulation decreased to 12 % suggesting a neurotoxic effect at higher dosage levels. This increase is greater than …

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