Filters included “Humans” and searches were carried out from 2019 to December 2022. A total of 1533 articles were identified which were then screened for eligibility though title or abstract screening. The majority of articles were excluded at this stage (n = 1418). Only articles ...
Regardless of technology level, effective control methods serve as strong selection pressures on weedy plants and often result in rapid evolution of weed populations resistant to such methods [3,4,5,6,7]. Thus, humans and weeds have been locked in an arms race, where humans develop new or ...
Voltage-gated potassium channel, shaker-related subfamily member 3, known as Kv1.3, is a protein encoded by the KCNA3 gene in humans. Outward delayed rectifier Kv1.3 currents are typically activated at a membrane voltage of − 35 mV. These currents show C-type inactivation as well as a ch...
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of herbicides). Regardless of technology level, effective control methods serve as strong selection pressures on weedy plants and often result in rapid evolution of weed populations resistant to such methods [3,4,5,6,7]. Thus, humans and weeds have been locked in an arms race, where humans ...
Caenorhabditis elegans was identified52. A year later, the recognition of hormesis induced by exercise53or alterations in cellular nutrition conditions in humans54furthered the understanding. Consequently 2008, Mattson, M.P. provided a comprehensive update and definition of hormesis30, while Calabrese, ...
The criteria for including studies are as follows: (1) Research included in the core collection of Web of Science, including reviews and original articles. (2) The main research method or object is based on organoids, including various intestinal organoids from humans and mice/rat. (3) The...
, which collectively show that anodal tDCS enhances cortical excitability in humans, while cathodal tDCS reduces it. One of the applications of tDCS is cognitive enhancement (Flöel, 2014), defined in a general sense as the “improvement in performance related to cognitive tasks” (Dubljević...
Caenorhabditis elegans was identified52. A year later, the recognition of hormesis induced by exercise53or alterations in cellular nutrition conditions in humans54furthered the understanding. Consequently 2008, Mattson, M.P. provided a comprehensive update and definition of hormesis30, while Calabrese, ...
Theta waves are rhythms occurring in the 4–8 Hz range, and are found in cortical and subcortical structures, with particularly marked activity in the hippocampus [37]. Increased cortical and subcortical theta activity has been linked with a variety of learning and recall tasks in humans [38,39...