Disrupting Cancer Drug’s Cognitive Decline Loop
A new study demonstrates that the estrogen prodrug DHED protects memory and sleep without risking cancer recurrence.
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Partial Binding Locks Brain’s Common Kainate Receptor Open
A new study untangles the gating mechanics of the GluK2/GluK5 kainate receptor, the most common kainate receptor in the human brain.
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Female Brain Uses Unique Molecular Tag to Form Fear Memories
Findings prove that identical memories are constructed via disparate biological pathways, establishing a mandate for sex-tailored therapeutic interventions for trauma and memory disorders.
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Microglial State Transitions Dictate Alzheimer’s
A new study identifies a critical microglial state transition that determines whether pathology progresses toward clinical dementia.
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Fly Genetics Simplifies Mammalian Neurobiology Models
Researchers demonstrate that the vast cellular complexity of the fruit fly cerebrum can be organized into fewer than 200 foundational “ground plans.”
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Touch Neurons That Drive Chronic Eczema Itch Revealed
A new study identifies the precise molecular and cellular mechanisms behind mechanical itch sensations.
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Link Between Gut Microbes and Sleep Apnea Discovered
The farnesoid X receptor (FXR) serves as a primary biological driver of cardiovascular complications in sleep apnea models.
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Irregular Sleep Habits Linked to Increased Brain Tissue Damage
A new study links short sleep duration, frequent daytime napping, and sleeplessness to increased white matter lesion volumes in middle-aged and older adults.
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Irregular Sleep Habits Linked to Increased Brain Tissue Damage
A new study links short sleep duration, frequent daytime napping, and sleeplessness to increased white matter lesion volumes in middle-aged and older adults. Read more at Cerebratech
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Early Life Diet Linked to Adolescent Intelligence
Researchers discovered discovered that sub-optimal nutrition during the first years of life correlates with lower intelligence scores during adolescence, even after accounting for external confounding influences.
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