The ability to hear relies on neurons to constantly transmit information at very rapid timescales. This rapid rate of information transmission results in intense energetic demands! Uncovering the presynaptic distribution and profile of ...medicalxpress.com ...uncovering - presynaptic ...Uncovering the presynaptic distribution and profile of mitochondria. by Max Planck Florida Institute for Neuroscience. Two volumetric electron microscopy reconstruction models of mitochondria ...!! Within our cells, microscopic power plants called mitochondria provide the main source of energy keeping our bodies moving! Uncovering the presynaptic distribution and profile of ...www.sciencedaily.com ...Scientists have provided unprecedented insight into the presynaptic distribution and profile of mitochondria in the developing and mature calyx of Held. The ability to hear relies on neurons to ...!! While mitochondria serve an essential function throughout the body, within the brain they play an especially crucial role; providing the tremendous amount of energy needed to facilitate synaptic transmission (the transfer of information between neurons).
In the auditory system there is a large presynaptic terminal called calyx of Held that is critical for binaural sound processing! Collaboration and Innovation: Uncovering the presynaptic ...Collaboration and Innovation: Uncovering the presynaptic distribution and profile of mitochondria Scientists from Max Planck Florida Institute for Neuroscience (MPFI) and University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine (CCOM) develop new innovative methods for imaging and reconstructing mitochondria at the synaptic level. October 9, 2019!! Prior to the onset of hearing, immature calyx synapses, do not release neurotransmitter at very fast rates! Mitochondria Volumes and Abundance at the Calyx of Held ...Uncovering the presynaptic distribution and profile of mitochondria. Max Planck Florida Institute for Neuroscience. Journal Journal of Neuroscience Funder!! But once mature, they reliably and rapidly release neurotransmitter to encode auditory information., However, how mitochondria support the energy-demanding activity of the mature synapse remained unknown.
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Save or splurge: Is the name brand better for these popular electronics? - Chicago Tribune
Why sonic branding is more than just the McDonald's jingle | Design Week
“Asking a sonic branding agency if you just do sonic logos is like asking a visual agency if they only do business cards.”
So says Michele Arnese, CEO and founder at sonic branding company Amp, which has headquarters in Germany. It now also has branches in Switzerland, Italy, China and the US. That expansion speaks to the rising importance of sound design to brands — and what that covers is equally expansive.
Gone are the days of a two second sound logo with an animation at the end of an advert. You might be able to recall the Intel noise and the McDonald’s ‘I’m Lovin’it’ but they weren’t made for a holistic experience! Mature Calyx of Held Terminals [video] | EurekAlert ...Uncovering the presynaptic distribution and profile of mitochondria. Max Planck Florida Institute for Neuroscience. Journal Journal of Neuroscience!! Amp has a term for this new type of sound work: sonic DNA.
Uli Reese, the company’s CMO, says that it’s the biggest mistake he sees for brands. “I look at TV commercials and see sound design driven logos which our brain cannot understand. The anatomy of our brains is not wired to understand sound and noise. It’s wired to recall music — we’re born Mozarts.”
Readers Write: LGBTQ wedding video case, plane noise, new emissions standards, the Twins -
The opportunity for accommodation could as easily rest on the business owner. That owner could decide to go into a business in which the sexual orientation or marital relationship of customers would likely be unknown or irrelevant. Or, perhaps we can imagine a situation in which the wedding-video business owner could respectfully express his or her discomfort with an LGBTQ wedding to the potential customers and let the couple decide whether or not to be customers — without a lawsuit or a ruling.
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As a resident of southwest Minneapolis, I was interested to read about the city of Eagan working on behalf of its residents to limit airplane noise associated with our urban airport ( “Eagan residents fed up with increased jet noise,” Oct. 9). What a concept-- One Eagan resident was quoted as having experienced 92 planes flying over his home in a single day. He’s either lucky or it was a misprint, as that would be a remarkably quiet day in our neighborhood in southwest Minneapolis.
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Raised on blues, musician Gary Clark Jr. embraces full palette of sounds | PBS NewsHour
Grammy-winning blues, rock and soul artist Gary Clark Jr. is reaching ever-larger audiences with his guitar and musical wizardry. A proud product of Austin, Texas' music scene, his newest album, "This Land," is his most varied statement yet, touching on the racism and hatred he sees in America today. Jeffrey Brown meets up with Clark on tour in Richmond, Virginia.
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Blues, rock, and soul artist Gary Clark Jr. opened the 45th season of PBS' "Austin City Limits" on Saturday night.
Jeffrey Brown recently joined Clark on the road in Richmond, Virginia, to see how the Grammy winner keeps capturing fans and headlines.
In the title song of his latest album, "This Land," Gary Clark Jr. sounds an angry cry about the racism and hatred he sees in America today, and a confrontation he himself had with a white neighbor after he bought a new ranch outside his hometown of Austin, Texas.
The spookiest, scariest Halloween attractions in the D.C. area, ranked - The Washington Post
Five haunted houses, five weekend nights — and one reporter who naively assumed that after two or three, some sort of a scare defense would emerge. An inability to be startled by an escaped madman or headless ghosts, perhaps. A stout disinterest in the circling clowns. But no: The region's spooky attractions have a (probably bloody) leg up on even the most seen-it-all visitors.
Gore tolerance aside, the mission never wavered: Visit five Halloween spots — you know, the ones whose names sound the same, like Fields of Fear and Field of Screams — and figure out which deliver the biggest frights. Some, like the new American Scream Halloween Selfie Museum, proved to be more entertaining than disturbing. Others, like Fright Fest, were scream-worthy enough to cause day-after hoarseness. Here's how they rank, from mildest to scary-as-yell.
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All your selfie ghouls — er, goals — can come true at this interactive art installation next to Lord & Taylor in Tysons Corner Center. Guests have 45 minutes to explore 31 scenes, most straight out of such horror flicks as "The Shining" and "Silence of the Lambs" — one for each day of October, co-creator Jon Libbesmeier says.
"We're not going to let Donald Trump's strategy of obfuscation, obstruction, the cover-up, the stonewalling delay u… https://t.co/y7tMYtsaxM CNN Wed Oct 09 23:51:14 +0000 2019
Spoilertastic broadcast text! We're uncovering more and more from the 8.3 PTR to indicate the story will be heading… https://t.co/fBjJTYJrnL Wowhead (from Azeroth) Fri Oct 11 00:13:27 +0000 2019
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