Author name: foompy_katt

https://cdnsciencepub.com/doi/10.1139/bcb-2023-0008 Wen human study?

S100b:S100B Expression Plays a Crucial Role in Cytotoxicity, Reactive Oxygen Species Generation and Nitric Oxide Synthase Activation Induced by Amyloid β-Protein in an Astrocytoma Cell Line GFAP:Plasma and cerebrospinal fluid glial fibrillary acidic protein levels in adults with Down syndrome: a longitudinal cohort study

Same progenitors – Transdifferentiable – Interdependencies – tl;dr neurons, glia, etc are the same class of cells from the same precursor cells, and can be checkpointed into each other (mostly). I’m going to put time into writing a formal screed/book based around this conceit. I’ve been reluctant to do so in the past because this

Crap, should have said “ability” not performance. Wow, this is tough to research, as anti-cholesterol medications are pretty heavily prescribed. My experience is that pharma companies tend to flood the research pool with ambiguous work to protect/promote their cash cows. Yeah, I’m interested in the relationship between LDL and HDL with regard to cognitive ability,

I really love this conceit! Rather than the “nervous system”, which is based on the assumed functions of neurons, calling it the “information system” is not only a lot more descriptive, but accurate as well. It’s kind of fun attaching function to various structures as well, like calling the hippocampus the “lungs” of the information

Rather than an out of control metabolic cascade in the case of epileptic activity, this would be represented by a suppression of metabolic activity in a particular region like an “anti-seizure”. Most analgesics are anti-inflammatories which serve to open up the nerve pipes and reduce subjective pain. If we think about common occurrences of headache

Calcium signaling in astrocytes and gliotransmitter release – The sooner electric brain goes away, the sooner we move forward. If only they had measurable zaps, we’d put some respect on their name. Are cytoskeleton changes observed in astrocytes functionally linked to aging? – It’s an interesting question, is this the functional equivalent to the Sinclair-esque

https://content.iospress.com/articles/journal-of-parkinsons-disease/jpd225047 Maybe not TCE by itself, but the whole class of pervasive industrial chemicals are definitely setting us up for a bomb (which we are probably in the midst of experiencing right now, just largely undiagnosed).

The valence systems are much much much more sensitive to external training, are some people untrained to use their valence systems? We can create model behavior, but what happens when stimuli exceeds the model, how do individuals react? Are we experiencing an increasing failure to address out of bounds events during the developmental process due