From Birth to Age 97: This Is How the Brain Changes Cell by Cell
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An atlas of more than a million cells shows how the prefrontal cortex changes throughout life
The journal 'Nature' publishes nine studies that analyze thousands of human brains, both healthy and with some pathology, and establishes differences between development up to the age of 24, a period of adult stability and important changes from 60-65 years of age. Read
Making decisions, planning and remembering useful things to solve problems are essential functions that depend on an area of the brain called dorsolateral prefrontal cortex. Understanding how it works over the years means understanding ourselves a little more, because it does not do so when we are children than when we enter the final line. To know how it changes over time, a team of researchers from the international consortium PsychAD has deve…
Research that reveals how the prefrontal cortex changes throughout life clarifies the origin of neuropsychiatric disorders
Neurology mariasanchezmonge Studies in 'Nature' The American consortium PsychAD deploys in 9 studies published today in different journals of the Nature group an unprecedented atlas of molecular and cellular architecture of neuropsychiatric disorders. Researchers analyzed more than 6.3 million cell nuclei from 1,494 human brains, both from healthy controls and from patients with Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, dementia with Lewy bodies, vascular demen…
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