A new study reveals how fast spiking interneurons improve the efficiency of learning a new skill.
A new study reveals a mechanistic link between zinc levels in fetal development, genes and abnormal neural connections associated with autism.
Receptor potentiation was observed when the antagonists bind to receptors that consist of different subunits, where it acts as a subunit.
A metabolite created as the body breaks down ketamine could hold the key to understanding its antidepressant action, a new study reports.
Researchers identify how two specific proteins affect connections between neurons and neurotransmission into the hippocampus.
AMPA receptors form and disintegrate continually, rather than existing as stable entities. The findings shed light on the early stages of synaptic plasticity.
Researchers used a new technique to discover what happens when Parkinson's patients receive cell transplants.
Researchers have identified three molecules they believe could be key for memory and learning.
A new study sheds light on the genetic basis of fox behaviors and, researchers say, the findings could have implications for human behavior. The study reports the SorCS1 gene contributes to social behaviors in foxes.
A new study provides new insight into the molecular mechanisms that enable synaptic transmission critical for cognition.
Researchers discover a protein switch which can increase or decrease memory building, depending on the signal it detects.
A new study reports mice that express a reduced amount of the TMEM108 protein were more likely to express schizophrenia like symptoms, including memory and navigational problems.
