Gramicidin A shields Parkinson’s cell model from oxidative damage
A molecule best known for punching holes in bacterial membranes may have an unexpected second life as a neuroprotective agent....
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A molecule best known for punching holes in bacterial membranes may have an unexpected second life as a neuroprotective agent....
Dopamine, the neurotransmitter that governs movement, mood, cognition and reward, may one day be coaxed out of cells by nothing...
Scientists studying Parkinson's disease have long focused on the molecular wreckage left behind by faulty genes and misfolded proteins. A...
Deep in the Brazilian cerrado, a gnarled tree known locally as marolo or araticum has long been a fixture of...
A computational study shows that ALS-linked FUS mutations cause disease through subtle, site-specific changes in protein flexibility and molecular recognition...
A new study reveals that impaired proteasome function, driven by SUMOylation, may underlie the toxic accumulation of alpha-synuclein in Parkinson's...
A new qualitative study from West China Hospital reveals how family caregivers of Alzheimer's patients in China experience lecanemab treatment,...
Researchers in Berlin have developed an automated calcium imaging pipeline that detects and quantifies activity across tens of thousands of...
A three-year study of 301 Parkinson's disease patients in Northeast China finds that GBA1 gene variants, present in 8.31 percent...
A multidimensional immunological study of early-stage Parkinson’s disease uncovers a hyperinflammatory, hypermetabolic blood signature that separates patients with Alzheimer’s co-pathology...
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