Researchers have uncovered the molecular structure of three major complexes of glutamate receptors in the hippocampus. The findings shed new light on the mechanisms behind memory and learning in the brain. Read More
The cerebellum underwent evolutionary changes that may have contributed to the development of language, culture, and tool use in humans, a new study reveals. Read More
Researchers have identified regions within the DNA of neurons that accumulate single-strand breaks (SSBs). The SSB accumulation appears to be unique to neurons. The findings challenge previous thoughts on the cause of DNA damage and how it could impact neurodegenerative disorders. Read More
Researchers reveal the role hundreds of miRNAs appear to play in modulating circadian rhythm. Read More
Researchers uncover an intimate connection between methylation and the body's circadian rhythms. Read More
Restoring HDAC1 could have potential benefits for those suffering from Alzheimer's disease and people with age-related cognitive decline. Read More
A new genetics test for COVID-19 has been developed by an international team of researchers. The full genome sequencing test can not only provide accurate results in less than two minutes, but it can also extract intricate and highly complex genetic data about the strain of the coronavirus infection. Read More
Study reports repeats in genes associated with Fragile X syndrome normally regulate how and when proteins are made in neurons. Read More
Erg1 and TET1 team up to become a mechanism for learning and memory that extends beyond the brain and into the immune system. Read More
A new rapid imaging technique allows researchers to view synaptic proteins at high resolution. Read More
Telomere lengthening resulted in structural changes in the brain, including cortical thickening. By contrast, telomere shortening is associated with gray matter reduction, specifically in the precuneus. Read More
Islets of Langerhans in overnourished infant mice showed epigenetic profiles resembling those of much older mice. Read More
