New tool enables studies of brain structure and function
Researchers at NIEHS developed mice that will help researchers study the identities and functions of different cell types in the brain.
Are we ready for a potential increase in Parkinson incidence?
NIEHS epidemiologist Honglei Chen, Ph.D., asked that question in his editorial on a study in JAMA Neurology, on Parkinson’s disease trends.
Intramural papers of the month
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- NTP scientists collaborate on risk assessment
- Deficiency in LC3-associated phagocytosis linked with autoinflammatory symptoms
- Intercellular communication is key to protecting the brain
- New roles for Brg1 in early embryonic development
- Scientists find susceptibility link to neurodegenerative diseases
