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Neuroscience News & Research

Neuroscience News & Research

Quick Tips: Evaluating Western Transfers Using Stain-Free Gels and Bio-Rad Imaging System

Learn how to improve your western blotting results with Bio-Rad’s Quick Tips video series. These 1–2 minute videos show you how to perfect each step of the western blotting process and were designed to accompany the in-depth curriculum available in the Western Blot Learning Center.

Human Spinal Nerve

Scanning electron micrograph of a human spinal root nerve showing the inner bundle of myelinated axons in cross-section. The entire nerve is about the diameter of a pencil lead.

The Race for Reproducible Data

Download this infographic to discover the principles of reproducible data, why it has proved so difficult for science to achieve and the steps researchers can take to enhance the reproducibility of their data.

The Head of an Adult C. elegans Worm

This image shows the head of an adult C. elegans worm. An olfactory neuron expressing a particular type of odorrant receptor is shown in green.

The Head of an Adult C. elegans Worm

This image shows the head of an adult C. elegans worm. An olfactory neuron expressing a particular type of odorrant receptor is shown in green.

How To Address NGS Challenges

Download this guide to learn how to select the appropriate NGS method and sequencing platform, deal with samples of variable quality, and set up and manage the data analysis pipeline.

Nearly 9 in 10 Opioid Use Disorder Patients Missing Out on Lifesaving Meds

According to a study, almost 90% of people living with opioid use disorder are not receiving medications proven to reduce opioid overdoses by more than 50%.

Brain-Mimicking Computer Chip Feels Just Like Skin

Researchers have developed a flexible, stretchable computing chip that processes information by mimicking the human brain.

Did the Human Brain Shrink 3,000 Years Ago?

A popular hypothesis that the human brain shrunk around 3,000 years ago during the transition to modern societies has been called into question in a recent review of the data used to construct the hypothesis.

Links Between Schizophrenia and Dementia Analyzed

Scientists have found the first valid indications of neuroanatomical patterns in the brains of people with schizophrenia that resemble the signature of patients with frontotemporal dementia.

New Alzheimer's Drug Avoids Inflammatory Side Effects

Researchers have developed a novel drug called αAβ-Gas6 which efficiently eliminates amyloid beta – which causes Alzheimer's disease – while avoiding inflammatory side effects associated with conventional antibody treatments.

A Popular Theory About Depression Wasn’t "Debunked" by a New Review

A new paper that reviews the evidence around the serotonin “chemical imbalance” theory of depression has caused an online storm, with figures from across psychiatry commenting on the study’s merits and limitations. In this article, we take a look at what the paper has changed about our understanding of depression.

NMR for Biomolecule Conformations and Drug Discovery in Neurodegenerative Diseases

This article discusses the use of NMR to investigate protein structure and dynamics in neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s disease and Parkinson’s disease.

What Does the Endocannabinoid System Have To Do With Autism Spectrum Disorder?

To learn more about the link between endocannabinoids and ASD and how innovative models are helping to study the ECS and its effects on the developing brain, Technology Networks spoke to Drs. Karen Litwa and Ken Soderstrom from East Carolina University.

Neuroimaging Techniques and What a Brain Image Can Tell Us

In this article, we will cover the basics, strengths and limitations and applications of traditional and emerging neuroimaging techniques, and discuss the prospects, challenges, risks and ethics concerned with this rapidly expanding field.

Unpicking the Molecular Mechanisms Behind Age-Related Memory Loss

Technology Networks had the pleasure of speaking to Professor Ann Massie about her research into understanding how system xc - affects age-related memory loss.

Cell Signaling in the Brain

Novel Psychoactive Substances

Applications of 3D Culture

How Does the Thyroid Manage Your Metabolism?

The Brain Science (and Benefits) of ASMR

Gene Therapy To Treat Epilepsy With Dr. Eric Wengert

Fall in Love With Pipetting Again: Automated Liquid Handling

Download this guide to learn more about automated liquid handling solutions.

How To Ensure Data Integrity

Download this guide to discover how data integrity is fundamental to quality assurance, process development and production, and analytical development and quality control.

Eight Ways To Make Your Lab More Sustainable

Download this guide to discover tips on avoiding single-use plastics, managing your cold storage and conserving water and energy.

Achieving Data Compliance: What Not To Do

Download this guide to learn how to avoid remediations for citations such as loss of electronic records, uncontrolled and unvalidated spreadsheets and conflict of interest.

Flow Cytometry Capabilities Guide

Flow cytometry enables the simultaneous analysis of multiple proteins, gene expression, and cell functions from an individual cell. This technology makes it possible to obtain a statistically relevant amount of data.

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