Nevertheless, one-phonon-mediated electronic depolarization is still possible via phonon-induced fluctuations of the orbital doublet, or even transitions from the lowest-energy Ex and Ey vibronic ...

Researchers have discovered a new mechanism that contributes to cell death after a subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH), providing a new target for therapeutic intervention. The mechanism — known as ...

The cycle of depolarization and repolarization is extremely rapid, taking only about 2 milliseconds (0.002 seconds) and thus allows neurons to fire action potentials in rapid bursts, a common feature ...

This realization led her into the nonprofit world and to Braver Angels —a grassroots organization dedicated to depolarization—where she is director of digital and storytelling. It also provided her ...

Depolarization theory This theory suggests that a wave of electrical depolarization spreads across the cortex of the brain, depressing the function of certain brain areas as it moves over them.