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Imagine you’re studying two different types of apples: early-blooming apples and late-blooming apples. In this study, scientists wanted to understand the characteristics of a specific aspect of the subthalamic nucleus (STN) in Parkinson’s disease patients who developed symptoms at an early age (early-onset) versus those who developed symptoms later in life (late-onset). They found that […]
Imagine Alzheimer’s disease (AD) as a mysterious land waiting to be explored. In this exciting study, researchers set out on a quest to discover potential biomarkers for AD. They carefully examined the expression profiles of AD and control tissue samples using four different diagnostic models. By comparing the differences in gene expression, they identified a […]
Imagine Alzheimer’s disease as a grand party with different participants on the dance floor. In this party, non-coding RNAs (ncRNAs) take the role of both the DJ and the dance partners. They orchestrate a unique routine involving ferroptosis (a form of cell death) and immune infiltration. Researchers dug deep into the intricate steps of this […]
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