Month: November 2022

Astrocytes come to the rescue, improving cognitive function in aged mice after surgery

Imagine you’re an orchestra conductor. You need all the musicians to play their parts perfectly to create beautiful music. In the same way, a specific group of cells called astrocytes have an important role in maintaining brain function. Researchers have discovered that activating the astrocyte Gq pathway can actually help prevent cognitive decline in older […]

Published on November 11, 2022

Different Flavors of Early-Onset Parkinson’s Disease Unveiled!

Imagine early-onset Parkinson’s disease (EOPD) as a delightful ice cream shop, offering a variety of delicious flavors! In this study, researchers delved into the diverse world of EOPD and identified three distinct subtypes: mild, intermediate, and severe. It’s like discovering that vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry are not just ice cream flavors but unique Neural Scoops™! […]

Published on November 11, 2022

LTP and Behavioral Performance in Alzheimer’s Rat Model

Imagine you have a recipe for a cake that calls for two different ingredients: flour and sugar. You might think that the more flour and sugar you add, the better the cake will turn out. But what if I told you that the amount of flour and sugar didn’t actually make a difference in how […]

Published on November 11, 2022