Highlights Astroglial Ca2+ signals change dynamically with sleep, wake, and sleep loss Astroglial Ca2+ encodes changes in sleep need Synchrony of astroglial Ca2+ signals changes with vigilance state
Two gene injections reprogram Müller glia into rod photoreceptors in the retinas of blind mice and partially restore the animals’ vision, researchers report today (August
Astrocytes, star-shape glial cells in the brain, were once simply considered support cells for neurons. However, neuroscientists have recently realized they have many other functions:
Neurodegenerative diseases are often associated with aging. To learn what happens within the aging brain and potentially gain information relevant to human health, researchers examined
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