Science news articles about 'sensory cues'

... nostrils or two eyes of mammals. Together these neurons are known as ASE for antagonistic sensory cues. It's possible, Lockery said, that the discovery someday could help research aimed at treating ...

... neurons play the lead role in detecting sensory information, a second type of cell, the glial ... without it, the neurons had difficulties in picking up specific sensory cues. Because FIG-1 resembles ...

... experience that can result in anxiety disorders. If traumatic memories persist inappropriately, sensory cues, sometimes not even recognized consciously, trigger recall of the distressing memories and ...

... could not learn tasks that required them to associate sensory cues with reward. Those same mice, however, were able to learn tasks that did not involve an association with rewards ...

... says, that "the amygdala is involved in regulating social distance, independent of the specific sensory cues that are typically present when someone is standing close, like sounds, sights, and smells ...

... . "The key finding is that neurons in the prefrontal cortex and the striatum encode the time information associated with sensory cues," Jin explained. "Visual cues, for example, elicit a variety of ...

... . But they're much better at remembering information linked to colors, sounds or other sensory cues because such sensory memories are coordinated by a different brain structure, the amygdala. Salehi ...

Researchers have added to evidence that suggests an innate ability among humans to integrate different sensory cues.