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Star-shaped Cells in the Brain are Keys to Learning and Memory

Star-shaped Cells in the Brain are Keys to Learning and Memory

Glial cells are chiefly responsible for learning and memory , according to a new study at the University of California – Riverside. Glial cells consist of the oligodendrocytes and astro...

Preserving a Young Cancer Patient’s Fertility With Cell Culture System

Preserving a Young Cancer Patient’s Fertility With Cell Culture System

A cell culture system that, for the first time, can change testicular stem cells into sperm-like cells that may enable future fertility for prepubertal cancer patient boys (PCPBs) has been...

What Happens to the Brain When We Touch Cold Objects?

What Happens to the Brain When We Touch Cold Objects?

The brain’s reaction to touching cold objects has been revealed by neuroscientists at the Carnegie Mellon University. The findings provide an experimental model that will advance resear...

Connections in the Brain Linked to Rheumatoid Arthritis Inflammation

Connections in the Brain Linked to Rheumatoid Arthritis Inflammation

Information in rheumatoid arthritis may be linked to a pattern of connections in the brain spanning 49 regions . A recent research at Michigan Medicine - University of Michigan identifies t...

Abnormalities in Tumor Cells Detected Easily by New Technique

Abnormalities in Tumor Cells Detected Easily by New Technique

A new test called RNA-Seq finds abnormalities in tumors that other techniques have missed . This study paves the way for clinical use of the assay to advance the diagnosis and treatment of ...

Here’s Why Silence is Good for the Brain

Here’s Why Silence is Good for the Brain

The best time for the brain to work is when we are silent, research at the Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University finds. It's the comparative silence between the firing spikes ...

Helmets may Not Reduce Brain Injury Among Skiers and Snowboarders

Helmets may Not Reduce Brain Injury Among Skiers and Snowboarders

Helmets may not reduce the number of traumatic brain injuries among skiers and snowboarders , a new study finds. Ski helmets are designed to protect the head from penetration and to defo...

Effects of Different Meditation-based Stress Reduction Practices on Brain Function Studied

Effects of Different Meditation-based Stress Reduction Practices on Brain Function Studied

New study reveals distinct effects on brain areas associated with awareness and with deliberate relaxation. In a study published in the June issue of Psychosomatic Medicine, a team le...

This Cell in Our Brain Knows before We Do

This Cell in Our Brain Knows before We Do

A neural activity in the brain that precedes all conscious experiences has been identified by a group of experts at the Tel Aviv University. The study identifies and measures the neura...

Unique Functional Structure Found in Light-sensing Neurons

Unique Functional Structure Found in Light-sensing Neurons

A novel structure never known before has been discovered in the antenna of light-sensing neurons called photoreceptors by a group of experts from Baylor College of Medicine and Radboud Uni...

How Alzheimer's Disease Spreads in the Brain

How Alzheimer's Disease Spreads in the Brain

A waste-management system of the cell called exosomes appear to play an important role in the spread of Alzheimer's disease in the brain, according to a new study from Linköping University. ...

What Happens If You Grow Nerve Cells on Graphene Carpets?

What Happens If You Grow Nerve Cells on Graphene Carpets?

Graphene carpets here in this study have been able to strengthen Neuronal activity of the nerve cells because of a process called ion 'trapping'. Both theoretical and practical knowledge has...

Enzyme That Causes Cell Death in Multiple Sclerosis Identified

Enzyme That Causes Cell Death in Multiple Sclerosis Identified

Cell death that affects most vulnerable cells in multiple sclerosis (MS) is linked to the enzyme ‘gasdermin’ (GSDMD) , according to a research team at the University of Alberta Faculty of M...

Empathetic People Process Music Differently in the Brain

Empathetic People Process Music Differently in the Brain

People who are highly empathetic differ from others in the way their brains process music, suggests a new study from the Southern Methodist University, Dallas and UCLA. The researchers f...

Physical Fitness and Lower Aortic Stiffness Linked to Slower Brain Aging

Physical Fitness and Lower Aortic Stiffness Linked to Slower Brain Aging

Physical fitness and lower aortic stiffness may be associated with slower brain aging, reports a new study. The findings of the study are published in the Journal of Alzheimer's Disease . ...

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