Histochemistry
Researchers at Yokohama City University have made a significant discovery in the field of histochemistry. A study published in the European Journal of Histochemistry reveals that vagal innervation in the pharyngeal tooth and jawbones of Nile tilapia has been identified through macroscopic observations and immunohistochemistry. The research team, led by
Neurophysiology
Researchers at the Neimark University in Nizhny Novgorod, Russia, have made significant strides in understanding the neural mechanisms underlying age-related motor function impairments. Their study, published in Ageing Research Reviews, utilized advanced neuroimaging techniques to analyze spectral analysis, complexity measures, and functional connectivity network analysis of electroencephalographic (EEG) data from
Neurophysiology
Current research has shed new light on the mechanisms behind axonal regeneration in zebrafish, a process not seen in mammals. According to a study published in iScience, key players in this process include mitochondria, which work together with various metabolic pathways to sustain regeneration. The study found that oxidative phosphorylation
Memory
Research from the University of California has uncovered a significant link between cognitive enrichment and the reversal of spatial memory deficits in mice. According to the study, early-life stress (ELS) can lead to lifelong working memory and recall deficits, but cognitive enrichment can counteract these effects. The study, conducted on
Neurophysiology
Researchers at the Neimark University in Nizhny Novgorod, Russia, have made significant strides in understanding the neural mechanisms underlying age-related motor function impairments. Their study, published in Ageing Research Reviews, utilized advanced neuroimaging techniques to analyze spectral analysis, complexity measures, and functional connectivity network analysis of electroencephalographic (EEG) data from
Neurophysiology
Current research has shed new light on the mechanisms behind axonal regeneration in zebrafish, a process not seen in mammals. According to a study published in iScience, key players in this process include mitochondria, which work together with various metabolic pathways to sustain regeneration. The study found that oxidative phosphorylation
Memory
Research from the University of California has uncovered a significant link between cognitive enrichment and the reversal of spatial memory deficits in mice. According to the study, early-life stress (ELS) can lead to lifelong working memory and recall deficits, but cognitive enrichment can counteract these effects. The study, conducted on
Exercise
Researchers at the University of Seoul conducted a study to examine the effects of physical activity levels on response time and prefrontal activation during repetitive performance of the Stroop task in older adults. The study involved 37 community-dwelling adults aged 65-85 years, who were classified into physically active (PA) and
Ataxia
Researchers at Ruhr University Bochum have made a significant discovery in understanding the underlying mechanisms of ataxia, a group of hereditary motor disorders characterized by recurring episodes of motor incoordination, or dystonia. The team, led by Dr. Pauline Bohne and Professor Melanie Mark, has identified the a1D receptor as playing
Machine learning
Terrence Sejnowski, a renowned neuroscientist at the Salk Institute, has been selected to receive a 2025 NIH Director's Pioneer Award. The prestigious award honors scientists proposing exceptionally creative and high-risk, high-reward research. Sejnowski, a professor and head of the Computational Neurobiology Laboratory, will receive $3.5 million over
Brain
Research conducted by a team at Ewha Womans University has revealed a significant association between stress-related symptoms and accelerated brain aging in women. The study, published in the journal Neurobiology of Stress, investigated the relationships between emotional and alcohol-use symptoms, stress-related symptoms, and resilience with brain aging in 520 women
Brain
Research conducted by a team at Ewha Womans University has revealed a significant association between stress-related symptoms and accelerated brain aging in women. The study, published in the journal Neurobiology of Stress, investigated the relationships between emotional and alcohol-use symptoms, stress-related symptoms, and resilience with brain aging in 520 women
