Hypothalamus in a sentence as a noun

Past experiments with creating lesions in the hypothalamus of mouse brains have shown increases in weight.

Core temperature is controlled by the hypothalamus, which is part of the brain, so that is certainly possible too.

As a nasal spray it can stimulate the hypothalamus and improve memory retention.

Taking a cold shower lowers your body temperature, then your hypothalamus kicks in to compensate.

>Using the final versions of their epigenetic clocks the reversal was: liver 75%, blood 66%, heart 57%, hypothalamus 19%.

A glance over the research paper indicates they monitored stress neurons in the hypothalamus throughout the process.

Irradiating the hypothalamus is not intended to be a treatment for obesity; that's missing the point.

Leptin's effects on the hunger-controlling hypothalamus explain why you may obsess over calorie-dense junk foods when you diet.

Sleep, hunger, and sex are all functions generally associated with the hypothalamus, not the amygdala.

If you drink enough to affect your hypothalamus and raise your body temperature, you're affecting other parts of the brain as well, and in ways that might not be apparent until they become permanent.

The hypothalamus secretes a number of hormones which basically prepare the body for fight-or-flight behavior.

The neurons in your hypothalamus that have receptors for insulin also have receptors for leptin, and unfortunately for us, they have commonalities in their signal transduction pathways.

""In primary cultures of neurons and glial cells isolated from brainstem and hypothalamus of 1-day-old rats, nicotine treatment resulted in increased expression of AT 1 R but decreased expression of ACE2.

" The amygdala then signals the hypothalamus via the amygdalofugal pathway and stria terminalis.

Considering that the useful output of the device was kinda limited, it was looking perfectly cynical: a device induces electrical impulses in my hypothalamus and debits money from my account.

DNA methylation profiles of several organs were generated and age was calculated using six epigenetic clocks.>Using the final versions of their epigenetic clocks the reversal was: liver 75%, blood 66%, heart 57%, hypothalamus 19%.

The point of this research is to elucidate the significant role of the hypothalamus in the regulation of body fat, so that other studies can now be done to hone in on the mechanism at work, in the eventual hope of finding a pathway to target in order to induce weight loss in a more specific and less harmful manner.

Hypothalamus definitions

noun

a basal part of the diencephalon governing autonomic nervous system