Circular RNA Clock Ticks After Death: circRtn4 Emerges as Candidate Marker for Estimating Time of Death
Researchers report that the circular RNA circRtn4 degrades in a predictable, modelable pattern after death in mouse brain tissue, offering...
Vibrating the Skin Could Quiet the Twitches of Dystonia, Review Finds
A systematic review of 24 studies finds that vibro-tactile stimulation can rapidly reduce muscle spasms, abnormal head posture and voice...
Brain scanner reveals hidden differences in how bilingual minds control language
A new review argues that magnetoencephalography reveals hidden bilingualism-related differences in brain timing, oscillations, and network organization that behavior alone...
Music Helps AI Read Brain Signals of Mental Fatigue, Study Finds
A preliminary EEG study found that artificial intelligence detected mental fatigue far more accurately when participants' brain activity was recorded...
Stroke Thrombectomy Works Equally in Women and Men, Large Study Finds
A large Swiss study of 1,764 stroke patients shows that women and men achieve similar reperfusion and comparable outcomes after...
A Hidden Brain Enzyme Emerges as the Secret Weapon Against Memory Decline in Aging
Scientists have discovered that an aging-induced secreted phospholipase called PLA2G2F acts as a neuron-derived signal that protects synapses, calms inflammatory...
Juvenile Cichlids Build Pecking Orders in a Week, With Surprising Effects on the Brain
A new study shows that juvenile cichlid fish form stable dominance relationships within a week, and that their aggressive behavior...
Scientists Debate How AI Should Pick the Best Brain Stimulation Contacts in Parkinson’s Disease
Researchers behind a deep brain stimulation prediction algorithm respond to an external validation study, defending their methods and laying out...
How Soft Is Your Brain? Rodent Scans May Reveal Why Tissue Mechanics Track Memory
Researchers argue that rodent MR elastography, paired with cellular analysis and behavioral testing in healthy animals, is the key to...
One GPU, One Toolbox: Software Brings Terabyte-Scale Whole-Brain Analysis to Any Lab
A new zero-code software package called BVLab-Analyzer lets laboratories analyze terabyte-scale whole-brain microscopy data—cells, neurons, and vasculature—on a single consumer-grade...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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