@Davis_Harv et al uncover the membrane properties behind sympathetic hyperactivity in hypertension, identifying M-current downregulation as a key mechanism. https://t.co/o0pFZHwMUJ
I'm having trouble concentrating on science animations right now, so instead here are some screenshots from my favourite document on the planet.
These are taken from a 'work in progress' document from Pepsi's 2008 rebrand. Every figure is as incomprehensible as this one. 1/23
Very interesting referee report(s) from Reviewer 1 in the paper below - asking for 147 (!) references to be cited and the title of the paper to be changed to include the name "Chou", @MDPIOpenAccess IJMS Peer-Review Record:
https://t.co/hEge5T27SC
I wonder who Reviewer 1 is🤔
Consider: millions of years ago our antecedents gave a massive sacrifice of their left hemisphere.
We lost a tremendous amount of short term memory and replaced it with Broca’s, Wernicke & the phonological loop.
But why?
So we can—talk.
Thus chimpanzees can do this—we can’t:
Great new paper by the herring group showing the potential of y1 receptor inhibitors in arrhythmia treatment! https://t.co/Lg4c6VXDz1 #cardiac#NPY#arrhythmia
1/4 Comparison of population dynamics based on ephys and calcium imaging in matched neurons in behaving mice. Do imaging and ephys report the same thing? https://t.co/EBKzqmprIb; fun collaboration with @ShaulDr@TsaiwenChen@zq_wei & Bei-Jung Lin & Kayvon Daie
Hi electrophysiology friends! Does anyone do extracellular stimulation in conjunction with patch-clamp? What stimulator/electrode metal and type/electrode impedance/current amplitudes do you use? Any tips? Thanks so much 🙂 Please RT
So then - Regulation of dopamine transmission by striatal GABA is governed by striatal GATs which are on astrocytes.... Striatal astrocytes govern dopamine output! Our new pre-print and collab with @MRCBNDU now on bioRxiv https://t.co/6bpncrzekz @DPAGAthenaSwan
“Spouting Forth!” Ellen Brewster explains how 18th century readers’ abilities were defined by their performances at karaoke-like public reading events. @PubhDOxford
We’re back! Yes, after a long winter hibernation we have another absolutely stellar round of speakers for all you booze and knowledge thirsty revellers! So join us on the 28th May to hear some fascinating research! https://t.co/JFyUyqR9WZ #pubhd@StAldatesTavern