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… Their starting point was a previous technology, called “ SWITCH ,” in which Chung’s lab devised a way of temporarily … could be controlled constantly, but the chemicals used in SWITCH were too harsh for such ongoing treatment. So the team …

… with the direction that works until it doesn’t and then switch right away. Notably, people with schizophrenia … to discern what underlies the decisions the mice make to switch strategies. By examining reversal learning circuits in …

… fever ensues. Thus, the same neurons act as a two-way switch for body temperature in response to different …

… inhibition among a small set of neurons allows worms to switch between long-lasting behavioral states Neuromodulators … inhibition among a small set of neurons allows worms to switch between long-lasting behavioral states. MIT … to sustain long-lasting behaviors, and yet flexibly switch between them as environmental conditions warrant. “For …

… specific circuits amyloid beta dementia neurodegeneration SWITCH http://doi.org/10.1038/s42003-019-0599-8 Long before … in the life of an Alzheimer's model (5XFAD) mouse using SWITCH technology, researchers were able to see amyloid … and the cortex, a key region for cognition. The team used SWITCH , a technology developed by Chung, to label amyloid …

… is highest in nation for young scientists CLARITY MAP SWITCH Kwanghun Chung, an associate professor in MIT's … innovative tissue engineering technologies including MAP , SWITCH , Stochastic Electrotransport and most recently SHIELD …

… precisely influencing circuit activity to represent and switch among internal states—then that would help confirm …

… with single-cell resolution CLARITY MAP neurotechnology SWITCH mRNA https://www.nature.com/articles/nbt.4281 MIT … and clinical samples, the researchers combined SHIELD with SWITCH , another technique they developed to control chemical reaction speed. They first use the SWITCH-OFF buffer, which halts chemical reactions, to give …