Imagine you’re a conductor of a symphony, able to control each individual musician with a flick of your baton. That’s what optogenetics does for neurobiologists – it allows them to manipulate specific neurons using light. By using a combination of genetics and optics, scientists can introduce photosensitive proteins into the neurons and then activate or […]
Just like a mystery novel with new clues being uncovered every day, scientists are continuously acquiring fresh data and discovering innovative insights about Alzheimer’s disease (AD). Initially identified in the early 1900s, key players such as amyloid-beta (Aβ), tau, vascular abnormalities, gliosis, and potential infections have shaped our understanding of this debilitating form of dementia. […]
Seeking treatment for eating disorders in rural areas is like searching for a hidden oasis in a vast desert. Just as Erin Reynolds battled bulimia amidst the stress of leaving her job and home, many individuals face the challenge of finding quality care in rural states like Montana. The pandemic has only worsened the situation, […]
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