Neuroscience

According to a Study, the Parkinson’s Disease-Related Cellular Stress that Happens at Night Kills more Neurons than it does During the Day

According to a Study, the Parkinson’s Disease-Related Cellular Stress that Happens at Night Kills more Neurons than it does During the Day

Parkinson’s disease is commonly accompanied by irregularities in sleep cycles and the biological clock. Uncertainty exists regarding the relationship between biological rhythm and neuronal degeneration.…
Scientists have Discovered Two Routes to Autism in the Developing Brain

Scientists have Discovered Two Routes to Autism in the Developing Brain

Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a complex and multifaceted syndrome that may be caused by a variety of genetic and environmental factors. Researchers have been…
Brain-wave Data and Hearing Tests may aid in the Earlier Identification of Autism

Brain-wave Data and Hearing Tests may aid in the Earlier Identification of Autism

The use of brain-wave data and hearing tests to aid in the early identification of autism is an area of ongoing research that has the…
What Nap Times indicate about your Child’s Brain Development

What Nap Times indicate about your Child’s Brain Development

Naps can disclose a lot about your child’s brain development and overall health. Sleep is critical for a child’s physical and cognitive development, and the…
A Neural Network can aid in the Development of Novel Proteins

A Neural Network can aid in the Development of Novel Proteins

Indeed, neural networks have played an important role in protein design and computational biology. Protein design is a difficult challenge that entails predicting the amino…
How We View the Developing and Aging Brain Will Change Thanks to a Special Omega-3 Fatty Acid Lipid

How We View the Developing and Aging Brain Will Change Thanks to a Special Omega-3 Fatty Acid Lipid

A unique transporter protein has been shown to be crucial in controlling the brain cells that guarantee neurons are shielded by coverings known as myelin…
Study Reveals Serotonin’s Effects in a Simple Animal from Molecular to Whole-Brain Scale

Study Reveals Serotonin’s Effects in a Simple Animal from Molecular to Whole-Brain Scale

The most popular target of psychiatric medications is serotonin because it is one of the main substances the brain utilizes to affect mood and behavior.…
A Newly discovered Lipid in Breast Milk may help Infants with Cerebral Palsy

A Newly discovered Lipid in Breast Milk may help Infants with Cerebral Palsy

In trials with neonatal mice, researchers discovered a fatty chemical in breast milk that initiates a process in which stem cells in the brain make…
Scientists may have found the Mechanism Underlying Cognitive Loss in Old Age

Scientists may have found the Mechanism Underlying Cognitive Loss in Old Age

Cognitive decline in aging is a complex phenomenon that can be influenced by a number of factors, including genetic, environmental, and lifestyle factors. Scientists at…
Cells from Chronic Psychological Stress and Inflammatory Bowel Disease Have Been Found, According to New Research

Cells from Chronic Psychological Stress and Inflammatory Bowel Disease Have Been Found, According to New Research

According to research from the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, which was recently published in Cell, cells involved with the communication…
Spiral-Shaped Signals that Organize Brain Activity are Discovered by Scientists

Spiral-Shaped Signals that Organize Brain Activity are Discovered by Scientists

Scientists from the University of Sydney and Fudan University have shown that human brain signals traverse the outer layer of neural tissue in ways that…
Brain Scans Show that Lonely Individuals Process the World Differently

Brain Scans Show that Lonely Individuals Process the World Differently

Brain scans are medical imaging techniques used to visualize the structure and function of the human brain. They are essential tools in neuroscience, neurology, and…
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