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  Processing of unpredictability in fear learning and memory 

  Lim, Seh Hong Hong (2019)

  Unpredictability is one of the major drivers of associative learning. While unpredictability in the timing of events can enhance fear memory strength, the neural substrates that are involved in generating and processing ...
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  Histone H4 activates neutrophils alone or with influenza A virus, unless countered by C-reactive protein and surfactant protein-D 

  Hsieh, I-Ni (2019)

  Extracellular histones have been implicated as a cause of tissue inflammatory injury in a variety of disorders including sepsis, lung and liver diseases. However, little is known about their interactions with neutrophils ...
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  Neural patterns of hippocampus and amygdala supporting memory over long timespans 

  Mau, William (2019)

  Episodic memory is an imperfect record of events arranged in time and space. When dealing with the storage of memories, the brain is faced with a predicament: it must retain an acceptably faithful facsimile of transpired ...
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  Effects of scriptaid on osteocytes skeletal homeostasis and metabolic functions 

  Sun, Ningyuan (2019)

  Bone has several crucial functions including mechanical support of movement, hematopoiesis, maintenance of mineral homeostasis, and energy regulation. Bone also undergoes continuous remodeling to maintain its structural ...
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  The structural basis for lipid interactions of serum amyloid A 

  Frame, Nicholas (2019)

  Serum amyloid A (SAA) is a small, evolutionarily well-conserved, acute-phase protein best known as the protein precursor for amyloid A amyloidosis. During acute injury, infection, or inflammation, SAA plasma concentration ...
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  Pneumococcal phosphodiesterase 2 mutation elicits a unique type I interferon response in macrophages 

  Wooten, Alicia Kozue (2019)

  Streptococcus pneumoniae (pneumococcus) is a pathogenic organism and the leading cause of bacterial pneumonia. Host-pathogen interaction is poorly understood, and factors that drive a more severe phenotype are unknown. ...
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  A thalamocortical theory of propofol phase-amplitude coupling 

  Soplata, Austin Edward (2019)

  Propofol is one of the most commonly used general anesthetics in the world, and yet precisely how it enables loss of consciousness still eludes us. It exhibits rich spectral characteristics on electroencephalogram (EEG) ...
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  Evaluation of the NOD-like receptor protein 3 (NLRP3) inflammasome pathway in human myelomonocytic THP1 cells 

  Guzova, Julia Alexandrovna (2019)

  Activation of the NOD-like receptor protein 3 (NLRP3) inflammasome complex causes the processing and release of mature IL-1β, with mitochondria playing key roles in its assembly. An orally active NLRP3 inflammasome inhibitor ...
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  Amniotic membrane applications for neural tissue engineering 

  Grisham, Candace Janine (2019)

  The amniotic membrane is a lining along the inner aspect of the placenta that envelops a developing embryo (then fetus). This component is critical for the adequate growth and nutrition of the fetus and can greatly impact ...
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  The role of global motion perception and cortical visual motion area dynamics in visual path integration in cognitively intact aged adults 

  Zajac, Lauren Elizabeth (2019)

  Spatial navigation is a cognitive skill fundamental to successful interaction with our environment. Normal aging is associated with weaknesses in this skill, with severe deficits in the context of Alzheimer's disease. ...

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