Extensive microglial activation and neurodegeneration are evident following brief asystolic cardiac arrest and are associated with severe neurological injury.
Newborn olfactory bulb (OB) interneurons, in which spine formation is regulated by Npas4 in a sensory-experience-dependent manner, contribute to the functioning of olfactory circuits and to the behavioral outcomes.
Intracranial pressure (ICP) spikes are capable of triggering spreading depolarizations and so aggressive prevention of ICP spikes might improve the outcome of brain injury.
This paper aimed to investigate whether enzyme-histochemical, morphometrical and physiological properties in the slow-switch soleus muscle of rats are related to ageing.