The liver is famous for its remarkable ability to regenerate, but that healing power depends heavily on the actions of its resident immune cells. A new study spotlights macrophages, the liver’s cleanup and repair specialists, revealing that these cells quickly adapt after injury to clear debris and support tissue recovery. Researchers from the National Institutes … Read more
Archyde Impaired Synaptic Pruning in Autism: Immune Cell Dysfunction Identified Table of Contents 1. Impaired Synaptic Pruning in Autism: Immune Cell Dysfunction Identified 2. The Role of synaptic Pruning in Brain Growth 3. Macrophages and Synaptic Clearance: A New Clue 4. CD209 Gene: A Potential Mediator 5. Implications for Future Therapies 6. Source: 7. Frequently … Read more
Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a complex neurodevelopmental condition in which affected individuals experience difficulties in social communication and exhibit restricted, repetitive patterns of behavior or interests. A growing body of research suggests that neurobiological changes, particularly abnormalities in dendritic spines, tiny protrusions on nerve cells where synapses form, may be a hallmark of ASD. … Read more