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 I think it's one of the most devastating diseases on the planet. It robs you of the person one memory, one moment, one brain cell at a time. |
| It's striking that Native Americans evolved no devastating epidemic diseases to give to Europeans, in return for the many devastating epidemic diseases that Indians received from the Old World. |
| It's a sense of flooding the brain too quickly. The brain has this disruption, and the short-term memory isn't converting into long-term memory. |
| Seeing an owl for the first time is a lifetime memory. Learning their hoots ? people's lives will be more enriched and tuned into this great planet. It's a lifetime memory. |
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| A strange thing is memory, and hope; one looks backward, and the other forward; one is of today, the other of tomorrow. Memory is history recorded in our brain, memory is a painter, it paints pictures of the past and of the day. |
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| We've found that the growth of actin is dependent on its loading history -- not just on the load it feels at one moment, as we previously thought. This means the structure of a cell has some 'memory' of its physical interactions. |
| It's about this guy who finds out that his girlfriend of two years has had this surgical procedure which has erased him from her memory. So he's freaked out and trying to live with it and he can't, so he decides to have the same procedure. Most of the movie takes place in his brain as she's being erased, and you see their whole relationship, moment-by-moment, backwards from this sort of bad end to the better beginning. Halfway through, as the memories start getting better, he decides he doesn't want the procedure. |
| Naturally occurring diseases can be much more devastating than a weapon. The life sciences are moving so quickly and there are so many new dramatic breakthroughs. Yet some of those breakthroughs, if you tweak them just slightly, become really potentially devastating agents for harm. |
| I dream of a future in which stem cell therapies are used to treat such diseases as diabetes, Parkinson's disease, or heart attack. The Midwest Institute for Comparative Stem Cell Biology is dedicated to advancing stem cell science from the laboratory bench to the patient. The formation of the stem cell institute is the result of a year of hard work. It is a joy to celebrate this first milestone. There are many more stepping stones yet to cross to realize this dream, |
| Memory retrieval is like revisiting the past. Brain patterns that are long gone can be revived by the memory system. |
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| Not only is it trauma victims, but we have surgery, we have children with various diseases, like sickle cell, leukemia, who are constantly using blood products all the time. |
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