This study presents valuable findings on the patterned loss of Purkinje cells in the mouse cerebellum during aging. Convincing evidence shows that Purkinje cell loss with aging occurs in a pattern of ...

Iluzanebart (VGL101), Vigil’s monoclonal antibody program, is not being acquired by Sanofi, and its return to Amgen, the original licensor, and the termination of the exclusive license agreement with ...

Axonal density growth occurs within pathways ... system explains why practitioners often report intervening in stress reactions before they fully develop—a key skill for preventing chronic ...

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Ross said the axonal injuries were, mostly ... Ross said damage like that causes the brain to swell in reaction to the damage. The problem, he said, is that the brain does not have endless space to ...

Ross said the axonal injuries were ... Ross said damage like that causes the brain to swell in reaction to the damage. The problem, he said, is that the brain does not have endless space to ...

Damage to the tissue ranges from slight disentanglement of the matrix to varying degrees of myelin and axonal loss. Glial cell responses include astrocytic reactions—for example, astrogliosis and ...

Axonal loss with secondary myelin loss was present in the central white matter, with a cellular reaction comprising both astrocytes and microglial cells throughout the areas of myelin damage. There ...

Complete ophthalmoplegia: external ophthalmoplegia (weakness or loss of external ocular movements), and internal ophthalmoplegia (weakness of loss of pupil reactions ... (AIDP), acute motor axonal ...

The study will characterise the time course of these biomarkers over the first year after stroke and relate these to MRI measures of axonal injury and brain atrophy ... tests are provided (eg, ...

Another pathologic metabolic mechanism caused by chronic hyperglycemia comes from the formation of final advanced glycosylation products (FAGP), which are obtained by non-enzymatic reaction of groups ...

Axonal damage and loss are the pathological substrate of NfL ... toxic effects of anaesthesia and systemic physiological reactions.42 In this narrative review, the current knowledge on delirium ...