Genetic Disease Variability: What New Research Reveals
Summary: New research from Columbia University shows that some cells preferentially inactivate one parent’s copy of a gene, producing a bias in…
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Summary: New research from Columbia University shows that some cells preferentially inactivate one parent’s copy of a gene, producing a bias in…
Summary: A new longitudinal study suggests that physical activity during adolescence can reduce the likelihood that sleep problems persist into young adulthood.…
Summary: Researchers have identified two previously unreported regions in the mouse brain where the C9orf72 gene—implicated in Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) and…
Summary: New research indicates that common chemotherapy drugs can damage the brain’s meningeal lymphatic system—the network that clears metabolic waste and supports…
Summary: Problems with visual processing in children and young adults have been associated with dyslexia and linked to difficulties with motor skills…
Summary: A new study in rodents suggests a direct link between breathing patterns and changes in brain activity, with implications for understanding…
Heidelberg scientist coordinates new EU project “KoroiBot”. The international research project KoroiBot brings together scientists from seven institutions across Germany, France, Israel,…
Summary: New research shows that neurons can lose their individuality and fuse under certain conditions, challenging the long-held belief that nerve cells…
Summary: Researchers have identified a clear relationship between brain overgrowth and the severity of social and communication symptoms in children with autism…
Summary: A new study investigates whether religiosity is associated with lower measured intelligence. The researchers find that religious people tend to depend…
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