Share this postThe A&P Professor Science & Education UpdatesThe A&P Professor Science & Education Updates - Issue #157Copy linkFacebookEmailNotesMoreThe A&P Professor Science & Education Updates - Issue #157Kevin PattonMay 27, 2022Share this postThe A&P Professor Science & Education UpdatesThe A&P Professor Science & Education Updates - Issue #157Copy linkFacebookEmailNotesMoreShareLife ScienceMice use a specific neural pathway to detect shadows, and it can detect just about the dimmest shadows possible, according to new research from Aalto University and the University of Helsinki.The genetically modified organs seemed to function for more than two days but some researchers are sceptical that the experiments had value.About three out of 10 peanut allergies and nine of 10 egg allergies resolved by age 6 years, although infants with early-onset severe eczema or multiple allergies were less likely to outgrow them, according to a longitudinal study. These findings may inform the use of disease-modifying treatments such as oral immunotherapy or proactive treatment of eczema in early life, the researchers wrote inThe ancient Maya once took enormous pride in their teeth. Long before Europeans were filling their cavities with gold, people in Mesoamerica were flashing grins bedazzled with jade, turquoise, gold, jet, or hematite gems.Kristina Carlson didn’t think much about the tick she pulled off her torso while she was hiking in the mountains of North Carolina in September 2020. But back home in Mississippi a month later, Carlson complained to her doctor of aching joints and a bloated feeling in her stomach.The complex interplay of ticks, their habitats and hosts — along with changes in land use and climate — may be enabling the spread of the pathogens they carryFrom non-consensual vaginal microbiome transplants to misconceptions about the G-spot, Rachel E. Gross discusses the sexism and biases that have led to our fragmented understanding of the female reproductive systemIn rheumatoid arthritis, inflammation in one joint is transmitted to other joints via the sensory neuron connections in the spinal cord, leading to inflammation in the other joints. Inflammation in one joint led to an increase in ATP in other joints, which triggered an increase of a signaling molecule that resulted in inflammation. Blocking the pathway reduced the spread of inflammation.Teaching & LearningHome | About | FAQ | Reviews | Search Anatomy Textbooks and Anatomy Atlases Atlas of Human Anatomy Atlas of Human Anatomy in Cross Section Illustrated Encyclopedia of Human Anatomic Variation Atlas of Microscopic Anatomy - A Functional Approach Anatomy of First Aid - A Case Study Approach Lessons FTAPP News & NotesIs It "Warm Demander" or "Toxic Rigor" in Your Course? | More About Deadlines | Which Arm For Your Booster? | Growing New Auditory Hair Cells | Breathing With Your IntestinesPreviousNext