neurobiologist

Examples of neurobiology

neurobiology
Understanding the neurobiology of emotion perception : implications for psychiatry.
Empirical studies are necessary to determine whether they are relevant to neurobiology.
Whether the underlying neurobiology of rages is homogeneous, or differs by disorder, remains to be studied.
Fear-potentiated startle is another measure that may be used with even very young children, and could shed light on the development of stress neurobiology.
Bringing basic research on early experience and stress neurobiology to bear on preventative interventions for neglected and maltreated children.
Bringing basic research on early experience and stress neurobiology to bear on preventive interventions for neglected and maltreated children.
These results provide important evidence of a connection between a caregiver's psychological state and a child's stress neurobiology.
Bringing basic research on early experience and stress neurobiology to bear on preventive intervention research on neglected and maltreated children.
It is hoped that this information will prove useful to both theorists and researchers involved in the study of the neurobiology of the dream state.
The neurobiology of aging: does it predispose to depression?
These complex interactions can be explored through dynamic models using a synthesis of connectionist modeling and developmental neurobiology.
Design features include neurobiology as well as peripheral perception and production systems.
The neurobiology of social support is complex and involves many brain regions, biological pathways, and neurochemicals.
This review provides a brief synopsis of the animal model literature on early experience and stress neurobiology from which we glean several key bridging issues.
Despite their immense importance in neurobiology, glia remain understudied and the molecular genetic mechanisms that direct their differentiation are poorly understood.
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