Tau Protein Can Sneak Into Brain Cells’ Energy Factories—and Wreak Havoc
Researchers used an animal model and AI to refine a model of how 15 scientists track the brain activity that starts movement planning.
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Study uncovers how brain cells coordinate movement planning
Which neurons in the brain control movements, and how? This question was addressed by a team of researchers from the fields of neuroscience and artificial intelligence in a study conducted on an animal model at the interdisciplinary research centre BrainLinks-BrainTools at the University of Freiburg.
Recent research suggests that Alzheimer's disease can alter the three-dimensional organization of the genome in brain cells, compromising genetic programs essential for brain function. The study reveals a molecular layer that goes beyond the known deposits of amyloid plaques and tau tangles. Changes in genome organization in brain cells: Researchers identified that large regions of the genome, which normally occupy distinct territories, showed a…
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