Visualizing the Neurobiology of Trauma

Relational Trauma and the Developing Right Brain: The Neurobiology of Broken Attachment Bonds Allan N. Schore Ph.D. UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine To Be Published in Relational Trauma in Infancy

Reporting an Experience: Improving the Feulgen Staining Technique for Better Visualizing of Nucleus

Among different staining methods used to demonstrate the nuclear abnormalities, Feulgen is one of the most reliable method. Feulgen staining is specific, sensitive method for evaluating the DNA damages.It has been shown that using non-DNA specific stains for monitoring the nuclear anomalies lead to false-positive or false-negative results. From self-experience, immersing the stained slides in h...

Visualizing the Clusters and Dynamics of HPV Research Area

Purpose: The purpose of the present study is to visualize HPV clusters’ relationships and thematic trends in the world. Methodology: The research type is an applied one with analytical approach and it has been done using co-word analysis. The population of this study consists of articles’ keywords indexed during 2014-2018 in the Web of Science (WoS) in HPV subject area. The total numbers of th...

Windows on the brain: the emerging role of atlases and databases in neuroscience.

Brain atlases and associated databases have great potential as gateways for navigating, accessing, and visualizing a wide range of neuroscientific data. Recent progress towards realizing this potential includes the establishment of probabilistic atlases, surface-based atlases and associated databases, combined with improvements in visualization capabilities and internet access.

The neurobiology of secure attachment The neurobiology of relational trauma Developmental neuropsychology of dissociation Right brain processes and dissociation throughout the life span Dysregulation of right-lateralized limbic-autonomic circuits and dissociation

The concept of dissociation has a long history of bridging psychiatry, psychology, and neurology. Because dissociation is inextricably linked to trauma, theoretical and clinical models of dissociation have spanned the psychological and biological realms. Although the relationship between childhood trauma and dissociation was noted at the end of the nineteenth century, only recently has a develo...