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- Protein Associated with Parkinson’s Travels from Brain to Gut

In a laboratory study, DZNE researchers have found that "alpha-synuclein", a protein involved in Parkinson's disease, is capable of travelling from the brain to the stomach using the vagus nerve as a conduit.

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- Stroke: brain cells potentiate harmful electrical discharges

DZNE researchers have found that certain brain cells interact in a detrimental way during stroke. Harmful electrical discharges are thereby amplified.

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- Bonn-based neuroscientist awarded 1.8 million

Prof. Stefan Remy will receive the “Consolidator Grant” from the European Research Council (ERC). Remy plans to use the prize money on decoding single neuron function during behavior in mice.

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- Early signs of Alzheimer’s detected in cerebrospinal fluid

Little is known about the role of the brain‘s immune system in Alzheimer's disease. DZNE researchers have now found an early immune response in individuals with a genetic predisposition to Alzheimer’s.

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- Speed data for the brain’s navigation system

DZNE researchers have identified a neural pathway that feeds speed information directly into the brain’s navigation system. They report on this in “Nature Neuroscience”.

 

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- People with Parkinson’s show altered iron levels in their brains

In people with Parkinson’s disease iron distributes in an unusual way over the brain. This is the result of a study by researchers of the DZNE Magdeburg.

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- Tweaking the Immune Response Might be a Key to Combat Neurodegeneration

Study suggests zebrafish might teach us how to tackle Alzheimer’s disease. Research group led by Caghan Kizil at the DZNE report on these findings in the journal “Cell Reports”.

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