Mouse inhibitory neuron transcriptomes reveal distinct cell-type diversification modes
In the developing mouse brain, inhibitory neurons do not emerge as a single, uniform population. Instead, they diversify through multiple...
Cassandra Pierce is a Scienmag editorial specialist profile for Systems Neuroscience coverage.
In the developing mouse brain, inhibitory neurons do not emerge as a single, uniform population. Instead, they diversify through multiple...
A new review in Experimental & Molecular Medicine examines how autonomous intranasal delivery systems could transform the way medicines reach...
Scientists at Nagoya University in Japan have identified a brain mechanism that helps animals continue working toward a reward even...
Delirium, a sudden disturbance in attention, awareness and thinking, remains one of the most dangerous complications faced by older adults...
Alzheimer’s disease may be leaving a more precise anatomical signature in the brain than scientists once realized. A new study...
A new study suggests that deep brain stimulation may do more than control movement disorders: it could also help repair...
The brain may be constantly calculating a hidden ratio that helps determine whether neural circuits remain stable, flexible, and capable...
The brain is increasingly being understood not as an isolated command center, but as part of a continuously communicating biological...
(Boston)—Chandramouli “Chand” Chandrasekaran, PhD, an assistant professor whose appointments span anatomy and neurobiology at Boston University Chobanian & Avedisian School...
Ketamine has long been known as a powerful anesthetic, but its influence on the brain extends far beyond the operating...
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