摘要: The last two decades have brought a significant increase in our understanding of glial biology and glial contribution to CNS disease. Yet, despite the fact that glial cells make up... 查看全部>>关键词: drug target microglia target identification target validation screening cascade assay ...
It has long been the view that the neurons in the brain are responsible for its ability to process information from external cues and adapt accordingly. The key to this is the brain's ability to...doi:10.1007/978-981-15-6883-1_2Iannella, Nicolangelo...
Certain diseasesaffect only specific cells within the brain. For example, the symptoms ofmultiple sclerosisare caused by damage to the glial cells that manufacture and maintain the myelin sheath that insulates axons. Without this normal nerve covering, electrical transmission is compromised and symptoms...
Glial Cells: Definition, Types, Functions of Glial Cells | Role in Psychology What Are Plasmodesmata? Plasmodesmata are like tunnels connecting two adjacent cells, just like a hallway that connects two rooms. The movement of molecules between adjacent plant cells is shown. Two main pathways are fo...
`U' scientists discover brain's clean-up cells can `talk'; So glial cells can talk. So what? It means that the brain apparently has two independent communication networks. That finding, if confirmed, would greatly enhance scientists' understanding of how the brain works and open new areas ...
Official answer: There are no antibiotics that kill the SARS-CoV-2 virus, the virus which causes COVID-19. Antibiotics work on bacteria...
[10,11], and contributed to the recognition that non-paraneoplastic instances are relatively common [2]. Currently, AE includes a number of subtypes, that can be classified based on the associated autoantibody (Ab) found in the serum and/or CSF. AE Ab target either intracellular (Group I ...
Evidence for a functional role of the AMPA receptors; Role of glutamate receptors called AMPA receptors in fast synaptic transmission in the central nervous system; Glial cells.GalloVittorioEBSCO_AspScienceGallo, V., & Chittajallu, R. (2001). Unwrapping glial cells from the synapse: What lies ...
selectiveneuronaldeathinspecificbrainareasarefarfrombeingelucidated.Thelasttwodecadesofneurobiologicalstudieshaveprovidedevidenceofthemainroleofglialcellsinmostoftheprocessesofthecentralnervoussystem;fromdevelopmenttosynaptogenesis;neuronalhomeostasisandintegrationinto;highlyspecificneuro-glialnetworks.Inthismini-review;wemoved...
Accumulating evidences are depicting a multifaceted scenario in which not only an increasing number of actors seems to take part to the invasion process (e.g., tumour cells, extracellular matrix components, non-tumour brain cells) (Figure 2) but these actors change depending on the invasion path...