…the brain and causes inflammation, both of which have been linked to the development of severe brain diseases. Around 25% of the general population and over 80% of severely obese…
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…neurogenesis in humans and the need for species-specific markers, paving the way for innovative treatments for brain disorders. Can the human brain regenerate itself? And is it possible to harness…
…guide research into ways to support brain health through the gut. Reference: “Brain-gut crosstalk associated with brain ageing in young and mid-life adults: a multicohort cross-sectional study” by Kanhao Zhao,…
…just on where the brain is stimulated, but also on what the brain is doing at that exact moment. Credit: Shutterstock The brain’s activity immediately before stimulation may help predict…
…(BMI); mental state; and 613 brain imaging-related variables. Findings on Brain Structure and Function After adjusting for these factors, cannabis use was associated with multiple measures of changes in brain…
…human brain tissue in a three-dimensional culture system. Complex human brain tissue has been successfully developed in a three-dimensional culture system established in an Austrian laboratory. The method described in…
…brain signals based on a subset of patients who underwent brain imaging. “We found that stress-related activity in the brain was higher in non-drinkers when compared with people who drank…
Child wearing one of the MEG-OPM helmet style brain scanners. Credit: University of Nottingham Recent research using wearable brain scanners offers new insights into children’s brain development, tracking how critical…
…brain. Credit: MPI for Human Development By simultaneously analyzing 1.6 billion connections within the brain, researchers have discovered how the architecture of the brain shapes its functioning. The structure of…
…Brain Project, which aims to simulate a human brain on a supercomputer. By contrast, the U.S. BRAIN Project – short for Brain Research through Advancing Innovative Neurotechnologies – has taken…
…below), showing their “mind-reading” system at work. To develop devices controlled by the brain and methods for cognitive disorder treatment and post-stroke rehabilitation, neurobiologists need to understand how the brain encodes…
…gum disease may be linked to subtle but measurable changes in the brain. Older adults with gum disease were more likely to have white matter hyperintensities—bright areas seen on brain…
…for further studies. Fully understanding how the human brain works requires knowing the relationships between the various cells that make up the brain. This entails visualizing the brain’s structure on…
…for the first time, investigated structural changes in the brain after spaceflight at the level of deep-brain white matter tracts. White matter refers to the parts of the brain that…
…There is actually a way to remodel your brain architecture and use other parts of your brain.” Maximilian Riesenhuber, PhD. Credit: Georgetown University Practice changes brain pathways The study builds…
…produced by electrical activity in the brain. Unlike methods that track slower changes associated with brain activity, MEG can capture changes on the scale of milliseconds, allowing researchers to follow…
…in the brain’s white matter. This consists mainly of nerve axons and is very important for transporting signals between the different parts of the brain and the rest of the…
…as big as the chimpanzee brain. During evolution, our genome must have changed in order to trigger such brain growth. Wieland Huttner, Director and Research Group Leader a the Max…