Super Charge: Mapping Word "dna" Aka Dynamic Neurological Activation
Abstract Category: Science
Course / Degree: Neuroeconomic Biochemistry
Institution / University: Fine Fitness Foundation/UCLA, United States
Published in: 2012
is a 2. [souce] > signalling outside unique cell environment
as 3. [stimuli] > sending transmitted intelligence mentally unleashing logical illumination
to the living cells' 4. [brain] > brilliant receptors absorbing illumination neurologically.
These "ABC's" further - 5. [(a)ct] > activating cell transmission to 6. [(b)e] > brain energy
to 7. [(c)harge] > creating habits around receptors' g-(protein) exchange
as 8. [light] > ligand interaction generating host transcription.
This cellular process is highly important to personalized medicine.
The "wordspace illumination" of "GPCR-associated proteins" as a "brain"
with a 9. [mind] > master internal navigating device is important for deeply understanding these receptors.
This 10. [method] > masterfully enhances transmission habits operating domains.
based on 11. [steps] > spectrometry that examine protein system
with 12. [maps] > mass analysis power spectrometry.
The method validates the 13. [path] > protocol allowance through habits
demonstrated in "maps."
Ronnie C. Wright,
Acroneticist/Neuroeconomist
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