WORD OF THE DAY July 28, 2020

mesmerize    verb | MEZ-muh-ryze   Definition   1 : to subject to mesmerism; also :hypnotize    2 : spellbind   Scroll down for more about mesmerize     TRENDING NOW: kraken rescind commute protean SEE ALL      PEOPLE ARE READING   The Questionable Origin of 'Quiz'   The Words of the Week - 7/24/20   Scientific Words for Harsh Speech   On Active and Passive Voice     04:05 PM, 28 Jul 2020 by Iuri Sampaio Permalink | Comments (0) {EFF's birthday month is coming to an end} This is a friendly message from the Electronic Frontier Foundation. Hi Supporter of Digital Freedom, There's one week left to become an EFF member for just $19.90, in celebration of our founding year! Ongoing support keeps EFF strong, so if you become a monthly or annual recurring member right now, you’ll receive an individually-numbered EFF challenge coin  as a (literal) token of our appreciation. Challenge coins follow a long tradition of offering a symbol of kinship and respect for great achievements. 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Checkout the full tutorial here to get started! max(reverse.(collect(langs))...) 11:26 PM, 27 Jul 2020 by Iuri Sampaio Permalink | Comments (0) {Fwd: Industry insights for experimental success with KO cell lines: Read article} Your latest product and application news from SelectScience®. You are subscribed to this service. If this email is no longer relevant, please update your communication preferences here. You can also read this as a web version.  Read Article How to achieve research success with knockout models Get industry insights into planning knockout experiments from KO expert Dr. Hanna Dreja, Abcam’s Quality Control Scientist, and find out how her team is working with CRISPR to improve validation and speed research pipelines.    Read Article Knockout cell lines    •     Engineered and ready for you. 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Pode parecer ficção científica, mas a verdade é que o Aparelho Digestivoestá repleto de neurônios que controlam muito mais do seu comportamento do que você imagina. Você se lembra das suas aulas de biologia? Nela, aprendemos que os Neurônios são células nervosas com funções indispensáveis para o ser humano, como comandar os impulsos nervosos, atuando na condução, recepção e transmissão, além de captar as informações e estímulos que o corpo recebe. Os Neurônios produzem os neurotransmissores! Neurotransmissores são substâncias químicas consideradas mensageiras por permitirem a comunicação dos neurônios – a Sinapse.  Tais personagens, tão importantes para o organismo, são conhecidos: dopamina, noradrenalina e, principalmente, serotonina. Essa última possui papel essencial em diversas áreas, como a regulação do sono, a TPM, a depressão, o humor, a sensação de saciedade e até mesmo o desempenho sexual. Todos esses processos parecem estar ligados exclusivamente a nossa mente, mais especificamente ao cérebro, certo? Errado!  Serotonina tem a maior parte da sua produção (90%) no intestino;  Já a Dopamina, pelo menos metade (50%) no intestino. "Neurotransmissores sendo produzidos pelo intestino, Doutor?”  Isso mesmo, Iuri! O aparelho digestivo possui, inclusive, uma rede neural própria. E ela não é pequena: nos seus 9 metros de comprimento, estão hospedados entre 100 e 500 milhões de neurônios e mais de 30 neurotransmissores, cuja influência no nosso comportamento é significativa. ASSISTA À SÉRIE DE VÍDEOS “SAÚDE DO INTESTINO”! Se você ainda não sabe, divulguei recentemente uma série de 4 vídeos no meu canal no YouTube onde falo tudo sobre os cuidados desse órgão tão importante para a nossa saúde. Você pode assistir caso queira aprender mais sobre o assunto. Até breve! 🙏 R. 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