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… that produce these benefits has so far identified specific cellular and molecular responses in many brain cell types … The MIT team and others are still exploring the cellular and molecular mechanisms that underlie GENUS’s … of events linking sensory stimulation to the observed cellular responses. Meanwhile the nature of how some cells, …

… Nedivi’s ongoing work to understand molecular and cellular mechanisms that enable the brain to adapt to … Nedivi’s ongoing work to understand molecular and cellular mechanisms that enable the brain to adapt to … visual cortex, Nedivi’s lab investigates the molecular and cellular mechanisms that enable plasticity in the developing …

… and multiple sclerosis. However, the molecular and cellular underpinnings of BBB dysregulation remain … and transporter and energy in endothelial cells, and cellular response to amyloid beta in smooth muscle cells. … Genes do not act on a whim, and they do not act alone. Cellular processes are governed by a complex cast of …

… evidence from follow-up experiments, reveal many shared cellular and molecular similarities that could be targeted … evidence from follow-up experiments, reveal many shared cellular and molecular similarities that could be targeted … reveals that the diseases have remarkable overlaps at the cellular and molecular levels, revealing potential targets …

… work in mice seeking to uncover the sequence of molecular, cellular and neural circuit effects triggered by IL-17a and … catalogue and compare these immune system molecules and cellular responses in blood plasma and stool to determine the … of the fever effect. If the research reveals distinct cellular and molecular features of the immune response among …

… the disease’s disruptions converge on five main areas of cellular function, or “pathways,” in each of five major brain … Metabolic stress and protein folding DNA damage and cellular senescence (aging) Interactions with brain … to them, therapeutic interventions might reverse aberrant cellular trajectories,” Murdock and Tsai wrote in Nature …