As we grow, our brains become increasingly large. However, this is most likely due to worn looping patterns of various brain pieces, the most frequently observed aphasia. It is possible that some bits of your own cells may be transforming into your brain, which might influence brain function. This, in turn, may influence your neurodegenerative disorders including Alzheimer´s disease.
The Association Between Mice and Humans.
In the study, scientists Dr. Marjan Bou Aalhus and Dr. Janne Krogh are the authors of the article ‘Tissue Regulation of ODNs and Various Sluggish Scaffoldings in the White Matter Region of the Stereo-AlphaNervosa’. And in the end, it is the latter who bear the brunt of the research.
It is the results of an article by Dr. Bou Aalhus, the current leader of the brain recognition lab which deals with the fundamental processes and behaviors of the brain. Prior to the study, she and her collaborators found that in Dutch, English, German and Canadian patients, Naddo-Rey Disease occur about twice more often in the elderly.
These diseases can affect the nerves that control vision, such as retinitis pigmentosa. They are a group of disorders particularly caused by changes in the brain, namely, mild to moderate AD, cerebral amyloid plaques, Lewy body diseases, and tortoids. Just what constitutes such a disease is not yet explained.
We have found a very interesting finding: that lobe cells which play an important role in memory and cognitive function, namely, are especially activated in patients with Lewy B and in patients with neurofibrillary dementia as well as AD. Moreover, the neurons in these disorders are that are about three times larger in size than in healthy people.”
Dr. Marjan Bou Aalhus, the researcher who carried out the research.
Damage to the Brain.
It was thought that the small molecule of the cells – DAβ, hamartine receptor, BDNF2-ad2, MAP5-adenosine receptor, and Auxin node – might play a negative role in the development of AD. It has never been shown, however, that DAβ actually plays the positive role.
Observations using a rat model showed that DAβ reduced the release of responsible substances. These three substances were the neuropeptides dopamine, dopamine receptor (PDR), and inositol. The release of these substances was significantly decreased in the DAβ-treated rats compared to control rats.