Rare variants of the autism-associated ANK2 gene alter the architecture and organization of neurons, potentially contributing to autism and neurodevelopmental comorbidities.
A new study aims to assess the usefulness of a new technology that could speed up and enhance the clearing of metabolic waste via the glymphatic system as a person sleeps.
Pnoc neurons in the BNST trigger pupillary response and increase heart rate in response to anxiety and fear.
Findings could have major implications for future studies into motivation, addiction and decision making, researchers report.
