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Nerve Cells in the Human Neocortex Are Wired Differently Than in Mice

High magnification micrograph of microglia cells stained with Rio-Hortega's method (silver carbonate). This type is the ramified or resting microglia that appears in normal brain tissue.

Mobilizing Microglia in the Fight Against Alzheimer’s Disease

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Materials Follow the “Rule of Four” — But Scientists Don’t Know Why Yet

Siblings' Rare Genetic Mutation Offers Clues for Type 1 Diabetes Therapy

Immune Cells “Remember” the Pain of Newborn Injuries

Promising Treatment Approach for Aggressive Leukemia Identified

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Faster, More Efficient CRISPR Editing

UC Berkeley scientists have developed a quicker and more efficient method to alter the genes of mice with CRISPR-Cas9, simplifying a procedure growing in popularity because of the ease of using the new gene-editing tool.

Great Migration and African-American Genomic Diversity

Study examines genetic data to analyze regional differences in ancestry.

How Prions Kill Neurons: New Culture System Shows Early Toxicity to Dendritic Spines

Boston University researchers have developed a cell culture system to study prions.

Fungi – A Promising Source Of Chemical Diversity

Moulds and plants share similar ways in alkaloid biosynthesis .

Can We Break the Link Between Obesity and Diabetes?

Columbia University researchers identify a key molecule involved in the development of type 2 diabetes.

First Large-Scale Proteogenomic Study of Breast Cancer

The study offers understanding of potential therapeutic targets.

Recipharm Unveils Serialisation Pricing Model

Company has unveiled plans to improve the affordability of serialisation, with the introduction of a novel pricing model aimed at keeping investment costs down for clients.

3-D Atomic Structure of Cholesterol Transporter

Researchers at UTSW have determined the 3-D atomic structure of a human sterol transporter that helps maintain cholesterol balance.

Study Identifies How Brain Connects Memories Across Time

UCLA Neuroscientists have boost ability of aging brain to recapture links between related memories.

Imaging study shows promising results for patients with schizophrenia

Increase in the brain's grey matter proof that the brain has the ability to rescue itself.

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