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Category: Neuroscience
The Magic of Mushrooms
How the magic mushroom could have a future in medicine.
On the Importance of Cell Division
Wizards and cell division… who would’ve thought?
We Know How to Create and Erase Memories on Demand
This might be a way to manipulate memories in the future!
SCHEMA: Designing a Gene Delivery Vector to Neural Stem Cells
In order to study neural stem cells in the subventricular zone, we need to engineer a vector that can transduce genes specifically to this cell type.
SIRT1: A Piece of the Parkinson’s Puzzle
A neat little protein called SIRT1, and how it holds great potential for neurodegenerative disorders.
Circadian Rhythms and Logistic Regression
How logistic regression and circadian rhythms have improved epilepsy prediction
PINK1, The Shield Against Alzheimer’s
The PINK1 pathway – a protective armor against mitochondrial problems.
Post-Partum Depression: Progesterone “Withdrawals” and the Issue with SSRIs
How sharp declines in progesterone post-partum can lead to depression in new mothers, and why general depression SSRI medications aren’t adequate treatment.
A Possible Metabolic Mechanism for Alzheimer’s
Insulin plays a role in Alzheimer’s – who knew?
