neurodegeneration

A yellow background with white pills spelling out NMN on it
| 3 min read
A black background with pink microglia brain cells.
| 3 min read
cropped view of senior man playing with a puzzle of a head, with part of the skull missing
| 5 min read
Modeling neurotropic viral infections using human cerebral organoids
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Neurons representing brain function in diagnosing Parkinson’s disease
| 6 min read
A fetus in a womb, all in red.
| 4 min read
An optometrist gives an eye exam to a senior patient, symbolic of blindness.
| 10 min read
A photomicrograph of staining of the enteric nervous system, with neurons in red and glia in green.
An old man sits on a rock that looks like a brain in the middle of the sea. A DNA coil that represents a gene therapy is in the sky.
| 8 min read
The human brain, viewed from the side, is shown with pieces disappearing.
| 6 min read
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Illustration of multiple three-dimensional patient-derived organoids suspended against a dark blue background, representing tumor models used in precision oncology research.
By combining organoid biology with precision automation, researchers developed a miniaturized organoid screening platform that could help speed personalized cancer treatment testing.
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