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A Set Of Brain Proteins Is Found To Play A Role In Over 100 Brain Diseases And Provides A New Insight Into Evolution Of Behavior
Published December 21, 2010
in Medical News Today
In research just published, scientists have studied human brain samples to isolate a set of proteins that accounts for over 130 brain diseases. The paper also shows an intriguing link between diseases and the evolution of the human brain.
http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/212064.php
Filed under: Biomarkers, Brain Development, Brain Imaging, Genetics, Screening, Synapse