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    Sensory Transduction Paper

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    Time (s) to compare the field onset. The writer also uses bar graphs to illustrate the results obtained on Onset and Offset respectively of magnetosensory evoked potentials (MEPs), which were used to measure occipital electrodes. Furthermore, the write also uses bar graphs to illustrate onset and offset respectively of magnetosensory potentials which measured from the central and parietal electrodes. Lastly, the write also uses line graphs and curves to portray the onset auditory evoked…

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    Tay-Sachs Disease

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    late onset Tay-Sachs. Emotional health and psychiatric health are the two categories of mental health that are generally affected. Feelings of isolation, depression, and frustration may occur when an adult is diagnosed. Generally, this is caused by the restrictions this disease imposes. People with Tay-Sachs still wish to live a normal life and perform activities that fit their basic cognitive and emotional needs. Approximately 30-40 percent of all patients that suffer from late onset…

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    Dopaminergic Hypothesis

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    been several case reports of depression preceding the onset of PD. It has became clear that PD can have a prodromal stage, a period during which neurodegeneration has begun, but motor signs permitting classical diagnosis are not defined. Studies have suggested that depressive symptoms may precede motor symptoms in 30% of patients and the relationship between depression and subsequent PD appears to be strongest in the few years preceding the onset of motor symptoms (gustafsson et al) but it may…

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    Early onset Alzheimer 's is a rare case in which an individual develops Alzheimer’s before the age of 65. This type appears to have a connection with a defective chromosome number 14. Muscle spasms and twitching are usually seen in this type of Alzheimer’s as well, whereas it is not seen in late-onset Alzheimer 's, and neither is the defected chromosome 14. Late onset Alzheimer 's, mostly seen in individuals over the age of 65, is the…

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    reported that the incidence of SMA is around one in 6000–10 000 neonates [5]. SMA classified into four types according to the onset age and the maximum function attained. Zerres et al. determined that the SMA characterized by a progressive manner in the four types, which is severe in type I and mild in types II, III, IV [6].…

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    The Importance Of Trauma

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    to the event • The more mentally and emotional “healthy” an individual is prior to a traumatic event, the less likely they will experience PTSD. • If there are remaining unresolved issues from past traumas, this could increase the likelihood of the onset of…

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    Myasthenia Gravis

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    Myasthenia Gravis Background Myasthenia gravis is a Type II autoimmune disorder in which antibodies form against various types of receptors, kinases, or proteins (1). There are four subtypes of myasthenia gravis, with the most prevalent subtype being due to autoantibodies against the muscle-type acetylcholine receptor, AChR, at the neuromuscular junction (2; 3). The second subtype involves antibodies against the muscle-specific kinase, MuSK, and the third type is due to autoantibodies against…

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    Cannabis Research

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    Cannabis (marijuana) is one of the most predominantly used prohibited drug in the United States, and like many other drugs that are habitually used, marijuana can lead to dependence. Currently, in the United States, it is estimated that there are 2 to 3 million new annual users of marijuana, and of these new users 10% will become dependent, and unfortunately, two thirds of this population are between 12 and 17 years old (Sofuoglu, Sugarman & Carroll, 2010). Marijuana contains an active…

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    one headache every year. Tension headaches are often the result of stress, eye strain, lack of sleep or skipping meals. Teens are affected as well as adults. Poor posture, improper desk and workspace setup and muscle tension all contribute to the onset of tension type…

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    affected relative. 3. Age of onset of cancer: If the relative developed cancer at an early age (pre-menopausal), the risk is higher than if the relative developed post menopausal breast malignancy. 4. Bilateral breast tumors: If the relative has a history of bilateral disease, the risk is greater than having a relative with unilateral disease. 5. Gender of the relative: If the family member with breast cancer is a man, the risk is higher. 6. Other related early onset tumors: If there is a…

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