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During the peak of Arabasta's civil war, Hina and her unit were summoned by Smoker to help investigate and quash Baroque Works operations along the kingdom's coast. In time, they captured the rainmaking ship Full, a convoy for the illicit Dance Powder that agitated the war; when this coincided with sudden rain, Hina wondered aloud if Smoker had created it with the powder, but was repudiated. At his request (and after losing a coin toss), she prepared the Full and all other evidence of Baroque Works, including the defeated Crocodile, for transport to Marine Headquarters. [4] Swift KM, Keus K, Echeverria CG, Cabrera Y, Jimenez J, Holloway J, Clawson BC, Poe GR () ‘Sex differences within sleep in gonadally-intact rats.’ Sleep, 2019.PMID: 31784755 Jango and Fullbody tend to follow Hina around. She does not respond to their words of adoration, but she also seems to be rather forgiving of them when they goof off and dance, as they usually do. She took them in as subordinates in recognition of their (moderate) strength. She can also extend long iron cage bars from her body which she can use to strike at her opponents. These bars are able to wrap around and trap anyone who interacts with them, friend and foe alike. This allows Hina to bind multiple people at once. [14] In 2005, Poe found that rapid eye movement (REM) sleep is important for complex associative learning in rats. After depriving rats of REM sleep for four hours, their improvement at a given task was delayed. [11] Poe then examined the biological underpinnings of the observed theta peaks and troughs during REM sleep. She found that a shift in theta rhythms might occur due to potentiation of distal dendritic synapses and depotentiation of proximal dendritic synapses over learning. [12] [ jargon]

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Lewis P, Knoblich G, Poe GR, “Recasting reality: how memory replay in sleep boosts creative problem solving”, Trends Cogni Sci, 22 (6): 491-503 (2018). Gina R. Poe is an American neuroscientist specializing in the study of sleep and its effect on memory and learning. [1] Her findings have shown that the absence of noradrenaline and low levels of serotonin during sleep spindles allow the brain to form new memories during REM, as well as restructure old memory circuits to allow for more learning during later waking periods. [2] She currently works as a professor at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). Imaged hippocampal activity during sleep/waking states and spontaneous respiratory events in the freely behaving cat (1995) Poe began working on her PhD in neuroscience at UCLA under the guidance of Ronald Harper. [3] Her thesis concerned the neural mechanisms underlying sleep state in cats. [4]A newborn or fledgling bird, following the series' trend of giving female characters bird-themed names.

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One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 23 Chapter 212 (p. 3-4) and Episode 127, Hina's past with Smoker is mentioned. While at the University of Michigan, Poe taught both graduate and undergraduate courses [9] and served on the Sleep Research Society's board of directors. [10] In 2016, Poe returned to UCLA to become a Full Professor in the Department of Integrative Biology and Physiology. [3] Poe serves as the Director of Diversity in Outreach and Education Programs at UCLA. [16] She is also the co-faculty director of the Maximizing Access to Research Careers (MARC) Program. [17] In this role, she helps underrepresented students use STEM resources on campus and increase their academic retention, while encouraging them to pursue graduate school. [18]Poe grew up in southern California and received her undergraduate degree in Human Biology at Stanford University. After graduating in 1987, Poe spent two years at the Department of Veterans Affairs studying the brain waves of pilots during high-G maneuvers. [3]