Lower stress and depression levels in mothers of children with autism following responsive teaching
Responsive teaching techniques help improve parental stress and depression in mothers whose children are on the autism spectrum.... Read More...
Case Western Reserve University
The math behind the music
Using a statistical mechanics framework, researchers gain insight into why basic ordered patterns emerge in music and uncover emergent structures of musical harmony. ... Read More...
Blood Cells Could Hold Master Clock Behind Aging
A new study reveals blood cell DNA remains steady, even after transplant. The findings shed new light on human aging.... Read More...
Skin Test Detects Prion Infection Before Symptoms Appear
Researchers have developed a new skin biopsy test that can detect prion infections in skin samples before symptoms of disease appear. ... Read More...
Schizophrenia Symptoms Alleviated: Mouse Study
Researchers have alleviated schizophrenia symptoms in mice by restoring the ErbB4 receptor.... Read More...
New Images Show Serotonin Activating its Receptor for First Time
Using cryo electron microscopy, researchers have successfully images serotonin attaching to the receptor and twisting open the channel, allowing sodium molecules to travel through.... Read More...
Full Length Serotonin Receptor Structure Seen For First Time
Researchers have been able to view the full length of serotonin receptors for the first time, with the help of Nobel prize winning microscope technology. The snapshot of the receptor includes details of molecular binding sites that could help with the development of a range of new drugs.... Read More...
Immune Cells Could Help Rebuild Damaged Nerves
A new study reveals neutrophils can help the nervous system clear nerve debris and assist with neuroregeneration.... Read More...
Unraveling How a Brain Works, Block by High Tech Block
Researchers are modernizing cognitive skills testing to detect deficits and reveal problem-solving strategies.... Read More...