Tuesday, Apr 30
… flies undermines maintenance of key ion balance epilepsy glia drosophila https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.44186 A new … and their co-authors found that excess calcium in cortex glia cells causes them to hyper-activate a molecular pathway … ensue. “No one has really shown how calcium signaling in glia could directly communicate with this more classical role …
Thursday, Jun 25
… relationship between neurons and the brain cells called glia that help them function. Through four years of work led … and activity. The mutation, Weiss discovered, caused the glia to leave too much potassium outside the neurons, making … unclear was how this made the neurons that those glia contact so susceptible to seizures. Shirley Weiss holds …
… Disease Early Life Stress Brain Imaging Activity Sensors Glia synapse formation synaptic transmission glia epilepsy neurological disorders NMJ 46-3251 617-452-2605 …
… and other serious mental illnesses. Parkinson's disease Glia synaptic plasticity neurodegeneration therapeutics …
… Cognition Computational Neuroscience Executive Function Glia cerebral cortex plasticity development circuits …
… approaches and up-date on a recent breakthrough in direct glia-to-neuron reprogramming achieving high efficiency and …
… Parkinson's disease Down Syndrome Genetic Engineering Glia Oscillations Cdk5 dementia hippocampus chromatin LTD … affect AD-like pathology directly in human neurons and glia, while at the same time screening libraries of drug-like …
Thursday, Feb 08
… 'partner' with neurons to process information astrocytes glia visual cortex synapse development Neurons are the star …
Monday, Dec 16
… a straight line outward along a pathway provided by radial glia cells. In Rett organoids the radial glia are normal, but the team watched young neurons zig zag …
Tuesday, Nov 27
… system where you’ve got different types of neurons and glia closely intertwined together, if you want to isolate the …
