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Scientists identify rare mutations in 36 genes that sharply raise the odds of OCD and tic disorders
A large-scale genetic analysis has identified 36 genes carrying rare mutations that substantially increase the likelihood of developing obsessive-compulsive disorder, chronic tic disorders, or both.
Many have voiced concerns that artificial intelligence will take jobs away from humans. But assistant professor of chemistry ...
Oral Alzheimer drug SAR448851 has confirmed TREM2 target engagement in living human brains, making it the first ...
A new review synthesises evidence that specific mutations in the hepatitis E virus ORF1 polyprotein alter viral replication ...
Mutations found in roughly 20% of human cancers may promote tumor growth by changing how DNA is organized inside cells.
Mutations found in about 20% of human cancers may promote malignant growth through a shared change in how DNA is organized, ...
AI-driven aging research hints at a theoretical human lifespan near 150 years while stressing the role of environment and ...
Mice with transplanted human brain organoids improved their gait and maze abilities. The resulting cells suggest new ways to ...
Scientists have found a way to help brain cells remove harmful forms of tau, a protein involved in Alzheimer’s disease and ...
A review argues that zebrafish's extra round of whole genome duplication 350 million years ago created duplicated gene pairs ...
The work won three scientists the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. If brain pathways were highways, optogenetics would be akin to "controlling the volume of traffic on a road network that's ...
Three Fred Hutch scientists received research grants from the American Cancer Society to study how mutations in cell ...
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