0000-0002-8715-2896Source: Vampire Giraffe Deer Beasts: redditscience AMA On October 19, paleontologist Israel Sánchez will be taking part in a PLOS-sponsored redditscience AMA for his recent PLOS ONE paper on the ancient mammal Xenokeryx amidalae (which alsoCategory Archives: microglia
Vampire Giraffe Deer Beasts: redditscience AMA
0000-0002-8715-2896Source: Vampire Giraffe Deer Beasts: redditscience AMA On October 19, paleontologist Israel Sánchez will be taking part in a PLOS-sponsored redditscience AMA for his recent PLOS ONE paper on the ancient mammal Xenokeryx amidalae (which alsoBeyond the neuron: Emerging roles of glial cells in neuroscience
When we think of the brain, we often think of the amazing things it is capable of — from conjuring up wild dreams to mastering foreign languages. At the same time, we may also thinkPosted by in ALS, Alzheimer's disease, astrocyte, astrocytes, cell biology, cell networks, conference, featured, glial cells, medically unexplained symptoms, microglia, multiple sclerosis, myelination, neuroscience, neurotransmitters, oligodendrocytes, Parkinson's Diasease, PLoS, PLOS One, The Student Blog
From AGU ’15: NOAA Issues 2015 Arctic Report Card
“The trailing indicators in the Arctic are the leading indicators for the rest of us” – Rick Spinrad, Ph.D., NOAA Chief Scientist, Washington, D.C Tuesday morning, December 15, NOAA issued the 2015 Arctic Report card atPosted by in featured, microglia, pterosaurs, RedditScience, sausage
#SFN15 Recap: Dr. Beth Stevens and the Amazing Multi-functional Microglia
Dr. Beth Stevens. Credit: John D. & Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation. We all know that microglia respond to damage, clear up pathogens, toxic proteins and debris. However, Dr. Beth Stevens wants you to know thatPosted by in #SfN15, featured, microglia, neuroscience, pruning, Pteranodon, pterosaurs, reptiles, synapse
ALS Target: Microglia
Glia, perhaps the most underappreciated of cell types, are finally getting some attention. A new report in Science Translational Medicine from Kevin Eggan’s group at the Harvard Stem Cell Institute validates the role of microglia in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis – …
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