Brain and Retina Prion Protein Show Distinctive Features in PRNP F198S Amyloidosis
A new study has revealed that the retina and brain handle the same disease-linked prion protein in strikingly different ways,...
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A new study has revealed that the retina and brain handle the same disease-linked prion protein in strikingly different ways,...
A new analysis of traumatic brain injury trials is challenging a common assumption in medical evidence: that results measured with...
Writing, buttoning a shirt, picking up a coin or holding a utensil may look effortless, but each action depends on...
Germany could face a sharply heavier dementia burden by 2060, with the number of people living with the condition potentially...
A new artificial-intelligence method designed to make radial basis function neural networks more accurate, adaptable, and stable could offer a...
Ephaptic coupling, a form of neuron-to-neuron communication that operates without conventional synapses, is moving from the margins of neuroscience toward...
A mild traumatic brain injury can look deceptively uneventful. Standard scans may show no bleeding, fracture or other obvious damage,...
Autism-linked gene CHD8 has been shown to exert its strongest effects during a narrowly defined window of fetal brain development,...
International education comparisons may soon gain a new layer of quality control. A study titled “Rethinking TIMSS quality assurance: utilizing...
Parkinson’s disease has long been associated with the gradual loss of dopamine-producing neurons, but the molecular events that push these...
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