Jenn Tribble – Knowing Neurons

Tic, tac: el reloj interno del cerebro

mayo 7, 2022mayo 6, 2022 Jenn Tribble cinco sentidos, Dopamina, Einstein, Estado emocional, estrés, patrón temporal, Percepción, Sensación, tiempo

Artículo original: Tick, Tock: Your Brain’s Inner Clock Jenn Tribble Traducido por Elmer Sandoval El tiempo: como palabra, dos sílabas y seis letras, pero como concepto, uno de los engendros más… Leer más

Multilingual Spanish

Comunicación Neuronal: Electricidad y Neurotransmisores

noviembre 2, 2021febrero 16, 2022 Jenn Tribble

Original Article: Neuronal Communication: Electricity and Neurotransmitters Jenn Tribble Traducido por Fernanda Lomeli El cerebro humano, con aproximadamente 86 mil millones de neuronas, es una pieza de maquinaria compleja a… Leer más

Brain Basics Sensation and Perception

Tick, Tock: Your Brain’s Inner Clock

abril 25, 2018abril 25, 2018 Jenn Tribble circadian rhythm, David Eagleman, Dopamina, Einstein, emotional state, five senses, Percepción, Sensación, estrés, temporal pattern, Tiempo

ime: one syllable, four letters, but one of the nebulous constructs of our world. Many bright scholars and philosophers have attempted to understand time as a primary sense, including Albert… Leer más

Brain Basics Did You Know? Sensation and Perception

Neuronal Communication: Electricity and Neurotransmitters

enero 24, 2018enero 23, 2018 Jenn Tribble Cerebro, Dopamina, GABA, glutamato, Network, Neurona, Neuronas, neurotransmisor, Percepción, Receptor, serotonin, Synapse

ith approximately 86 billion neurons in the human brain, it is a complex piece of machinery in charge of movement, sensation, decision-making, and more. Behaviors cannot arise from the work… Leer más

Did You Know? Neuro News

Neuron See, Neuron Do: The Mirror Neuron System and Clinical Implications

agosto 31, 2016marzo 18, 2018 Jenn Tribble 2016, ASD, Autismo, Autism as a neural systems disorder: A theory of frontal-posterior underconnectivity, Autism Spectrum Disorders, Cerebro, Broken Mirror Theory, Connection, La electroencefalografía, o EEG,, Electroencefalograma, Resonancia Magnética funcional, functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging, Iacoboni, Just, Mirror, Mirror me: Imitative responses in adults with autism, Mirror Neuron, resonancia magnética, Mu, Mu rhythm, Munchau, neuroimagen, Neurosci, Neurociencia, Rhythm, Schunke, Science, The mirror neuron system and the consequences of its dysfunction, theory, Underconnectivity, Varma

If you grew up with siblings, it is likely that you have heard the phrase, ”Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.” However, it wasn’t until a groundbreaking finding in… Leer más

Science Policy

Translating Science to Policy: How to be a Science Advocate

abril 6, 2016marzo 5, 2017 Jenn Tribble Appropriation, Budget, Capitol Hill, Congress, Fiscal Year, Hill Day, House of Representation, National Institutes of Health, National Science Foundation, NIH, NSF, Policy, President, Investigar, Senate, SfN, Society for Neuroscience

Every year in our nation’s Capitol, there is a different kind of March Madness, otherwise known as appropriation season. … Leer más

Did You Know? Sensation and Perception

A Tale of Monogamy and Dopamine

enero 21, 2016marzo 5, 2017 Jenn Tribble Ashley Madison, Coolidge effect, Dopamina, Dynamic Changes in Nucleus Accumbens Dopamine Efflux During the Coolidge Effect in Male Rats, Fiorino, Jennifer Tribble, Journal of Neuroscience, Mate, Mating, Mesolimbic, Monogamy, Motivation, Novely, Nucleus accumbens, Pathway, Pleasure, la corteza prefrontal, Reward, Ventral Tegmental Area

In a recent hack, private information from nearly 30 million users was leaked from Ashley Madison, a “dating” website intended to facilitate extramarital affairs. The sheer number of Ashley Madison… Leer más

Did You Know? Aprendizaje y Memoria

Blondes or Brunettes: It’s All About Conditioning

mayo 13, 2015marzo 5, 2017 Jenn Tribble Brom, c-Fos, Classical Conditioning, Hypothalamus, Kippin, learning and dopamine in sexual behavior, Limbic system, Pavlov, Pheromone, Sexual preference, The nature of the conditioned response mediating olfactory conditioned ejaculatory preference in the male rat, The role of conditioning

Like it or not, we all have preferences in choosing romantic partners. Piercings, freckles, hair color, eye color, body physique – through adolescence and into adulthood, we begin to develop… Leer más