3 research outputs found
Resolving the Enhanced Flow Parameters for an In-depth Analysis of the MRI- Neuroimaging
The functionality of current neuroimaging using the MRI machine
needs to be improved to diagnose more complex problems. A new
mathematical concept based on the solutions of the Bloch NMR for MRI
applications was adopted to resolve functionality problems- by the inclusion of
molecular interactions. The signal loss factor 'E' caused by fluctuating velocity
due to compartmental boundaries in the macromolecular sites was proposed
to be the vital factor required for clinical diagnosis of cognitive impairment
Suppressed Fluctuation in The GABAergic Signaling: Mathematical Modelling of The Neurotransmitter
The chemistry of the gamma aminobutyric acid (GABA) had been established. However, the explanation on the interplay
between GABA receptors antagonize fundamental concept of the GABAergic Signaling . For example, glutamate spillover
from excitatory afferent terminals leads to the modulation of GABAergic signals. However, this result is true with respect to
GABAB receptors only. The physics of its interplay between the GABA receptors was theoretically investigated using the
magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) because the proton gradient controls the intermediate energy storage for heat production
and flagellar rotation. The MRI investigation of the GABAergic Signaling is not a new concept in medicine. Molecular
potential in the receptors increases the peak radiofrequency (RF) field (B1) amplitude and the holding potential of the GABA
receptors. The suppressed fluctuation of the GABAergic Signaling was noticed where the receptors are all actively involved
in the GABAergic network. Hence, a dual technique was suggested to detect the suppressed GABAergic state in the human
body
A Model for Resolving Flow Parameters for MRINeuroimaging Application
The functionality of recent neuroimaging using the MRI
machine has generated errors which are peculiar to all kinds of MRI
processes. Though hardwares are used to complement the MRI process,
the problems are not completely solved due to its fundamental errors.
The fundamental error is in the exclusion of molecular interaction in the
ab-initio Bloch NMR. A new mathematical concept was applied to
resolve the functionality problems. The Bloch NMR features and the
molecular interactions were fused via a Hamiltonian process. The
simulation obtained reveals the tendencies of signals to diverge. This
concept was summarized via a concept known as the signal loss factor
'E'. The signal loss factor 'E' exists when spin velocity fluctuates due to
compartmental boundaries in the macromolecular sites. We propose that
the fundamental error-signal loss factor 'E', is a vital factor required for
clinical diagnosis of cognitive impairmen