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...
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In the developing mouse brain, inhibitory neurons do not emerge as a single, uniform population. Instead, they diversify through multiple...
Parkinson’s disease may leave a molecular trace in one of the body’s most overlooked fluids: tears. A study by Acera,...
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...
Parkinson’s disease may leave a visible signature in the laboratory long before its most familiar symptoms become obvious. In a...
The brain is increasingly being understood not as an isolated command center, but as part of a continuously communicating biological...
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