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THE family of former Bayelsa State governor, Chief Diepreye Alamieyesegha, has been thrown into mourning sequel to the untimely death of his son, Oyams Alamieyeseigha, in far away Dubai.

It was gathered that he died in controversial circumstances on Sunday afternoon where he was undergoing studies in an unnamed university.

The cause of his death still remains a mystery.

A source said the body of the deceased, the fourth of five children of the Alamieyeseighas, was found laying face down on the road side.

According to the source, Oyams might have been strangled to death and his body dumped on the road side.

But another source revealed that his body was found in the pool of his blood on the staircase in the family house in Dubai.

The source said it was being suspected that Oyams might have committed suicide.

A family source confirmed the demise of Oyams on Monday.

The source, who did not want to be named, said the family had yet to ascertain how he died.

She, however, added that Alamieyeseigha had since departed Nigeria for Dubai 鈥渢o personally see things for himself about the painful loss of his son.鈥? Meanwhile President Goodluck Jonathan has expressed sadness over the news.

In a statement issued by the Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Dr Reuben Abati, in Abuja, he extended heartfelt condolences to Chief Alamieyeseigha and his family over the incident.

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-"The theory is that learning involves processing in the cortex, and the hippocampus reproduces this pattern of activity during retrieval, allowing you to re-experience the event," said Brian Wiltgen of UC Davis.<br>
-The researchers tested this idea for the first time in mice using the novel technique. The rodents were genetically modified so that when the nerve cells were activated they turned a fluorescent green and were able to be switched off by light.<br>
+THE family of former Bayelsa State governor, Chief Diepreye Alamieyesegha, has been thrown into mourning sequel to the untimely death of his son, Oyams Alamieyeseigha, in far away Dubai.
-The mice were put in a cage and given a mild electric shock. Most mice will explore when placed in a new environment, but when put in a cage in which they had previously received a shock the mice will freeze in place in a "fear response." The team found they could isolate the cells involved in making the memory and demonstrate they were reactivated during memory recall. They were then able to switch off nerve cells in the hippocampus, and show the mice lost their memory of the shock. The team found that turning off other cells in the hippocampus did not affect the memory.<br>
+It was gathered that he died in controversial circumstances on Sunday afternoon where he was undergoing studies in an unnamed university.
-"The cortex can't do it alone, it needs input from the hippocampus,"&nbsp;said&nbsp;Wiltgen. "This has been a fundamental assumption in our field for a long time and Kazu's data provides the first direct evidence that it is true."<br>
+The cause of his death still remains a mystery.
-The findings were published in the journal Neuron.<br><p>Related Articles:</p><ul><li></li><li></li><li></li></ul>
+A source said the body of the deceased, the fourth of five children of the Alamieyeseighas, was found laying face down on the road side.
+According to the source, Oyams might have been strangled to death and his body dumped on the road side.
+But another source revealed that his body was found in the pool of his blood on the staircase in the family house in Dubai.
+The source said it was being suspected that Oyams might have committed suicide.
+A family source confirmed the demise of Oyams on Monday.
+The source, who did not want to be named, said the family had yet to ascertain how he died.
+She, however, added that Alamieyeseigha had since departed Nigeria for Dubai 鈥渢o personally see things for himself about the painful loss of his son.鈥?
+Meanwhile President Goodluck Jonathan has expressed sadness over the news.
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