Scientists Unravel Mysteries of Human Brain in an Open Day to Lay Public

Scientists Unravel Mysteries of Human Brain in an Open Day to Lay Public

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In order to educate the general public about scientific research and its benefits, DBT-National Brain Research Centre, Manesar - organized an Open Day on September 20, 2018, under India International Science Festival 2018 (IISF) banner
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Dr. Anirban Basu with his team.

Scientists Decipher How Japanese Encephalitis Virus Enters Brain Cells

A team of researchers from the National Brain Research Centre have identified proteins that facilitate entry of Japanese Encephalitis virus inside the brain cells

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Jumping Genes Become Active in Critical Brain Areas as We Age Study

Jumping Genes Become Active in Critical Brain Areas as We Age: Study

Aging is a complex phenomenon. Scientists have been trying to figure out mechanisms underlying changes that occur in behavior and cognition processes due to aging.

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Researchers identify “social place cells” in the brain that respond to the locations of others in the spatial environment

Whether we’re playing a team sport or just strolling with our family through the park, we’re continually aware of the positions of those around us – and where each is heading.

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New functions of hippocampus unveiled to bring insights to causes and treatments of brain diseases

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A research team led by Lam Woo Professor of Biomedical Engineering Ed X. Wu of the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering at the University of Hong Kong has made a major breakthrough in unveiling the mysteries of the brain
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Researchers From Taiwan Has Discovered A New Mechanism of Memory Formation

There is an old Chinese saying that goes like this: “Once bitten by a snake, you will fear grass rope for ten years”. If a fortunate individual bitten by a poisonous snake managed to survive, the shape of the snake and the sense of danger will be associated together and stored into memory.

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Early Stress Exposure Confers Lifelong Vulnerability, Causing Long-Lasting Alterations in a Specific Brain Reward Region

Mount Sinai study establishes mechanism by which an early window of exposure defines the response to stress in adulthood

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Targeting BDNF in the medial thalamus for the treatment of central poststroke pain in a rodent model

Approximately 7-10% of patients develop a chronic pain syndrome after the stroke. This chronic pain condition is called central poststroke pain (CPSP).

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To nap or not to nap, that is the question

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There are times in a person’s life when sleeping enough doesn’t seem possible. Most of these times tend to coincide with having to take final exams. So, the question is, when a person is a sleep deprived, should they take a nap, take a break, or power through and keep studying - for the best result?
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