Dissociation, at its core, is the mind’s way of compartmentalizing experiences. It steps in when an emotion, thought, or memory feels too overwhelming to process in the moment. For example ...

Most of us experience mild dissociation in our everyday lives. We call it daydreaming, getting lost in a movie or a book, or driving home on autopilot. These examples of dissociation are normal ...

Streamlining Tissue Dissociation Workflows Researchers use various protocols to dissociate single cells from different fresh tissues, each with unique considerations depending on the tissue type and ...

This has a left bundle branch block pattern and is a good example of the AV dissociation that occurs. Now, look at the rhythm strip at the bottom in lead V1 to see the AV dissociation. This ECG ...