Glioblastoma brain cancer originates from a pool of stem cells that can be a significant distance away from where the tumor eventually forms.
Intrusive T cells have been discovered in the brain's neurogenic niches of older mice and humans. Findings suggest the T cells impair neurogenesis.
Researchers have discovered 250 new genes involved in brain aging, including Dbx2 which may prematurely age stem cells.
A new study reports on how neural stem cells in adult mice respond differently to alcohol exposure, and these changes are different depending on the sex of the animal.
A new study reports long distance neural connections can target pools of stem cells in their niche and stimulate them to produce subtypes of olfactory bulb neurons.
Findings reveal potential new avenues to treat neurodegenerative diseases.
Researchers believe their findings could open the door for new therapy strategies to treat glioma multiforme brain cancer.
A new study reports different types of glioblastoma tend to develop in different regions of the brain.
Researchers discover a new type of neuron in the adult brain which is capable of telling stem cells to grow more neurons.
