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Study uncovers how harmful RNA clumps form—and a way to dissolve them

Science · Huntington

Study uncovers how harmful RNA clumps form—and a way to dissolve them

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Look inside a brain cell with Huntington's disease or ALS and you are likely to find RNA clumped together. These solid-like clusters, thought to be irreversible, can act as sponges that soak up surrounding proteins key for brain health, contributing to neurological disorders.See the Story

How structural racism impacts health care

Medical · Buffalo

How structural racism impacts health care

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Few health care professionals would argue with the fact that vast differences exist in access to and outcomes of the care their patients receive, but the reasons why health disparities persist decades after first being documented and why solutions are elusive are not as well understood.See the Story

Why Noisy Rooms Are Harder for Some Brains to Handle

New research reveals that the insula, a key brain region, shows altered connectivity in people who struggle to understand speech in noisy environments. Using resting-state MRI, scientists found that the left insula works harder even when the brain is not actively processing sound, suggesting a permanent rewiring linked to hearing difficulties.Dementia · Buffalo See the Story

Automatic and feature-specific prediction-related neural activity in the human auditory system

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Prior experience enables the formation of expectations of upcoming sensory events. However, in the auditory modality, it is not known whether prediction-related neural signals carry feature-specific information. Here, using magnetoencephalography (MEG), we examined whether predictions of future auditory stimuli carry tonotopic specific information. Participants passively listened to sound sequences of four carrier frequencies (tones) with a fixe…Science See the Story

How advertising impacts Wall Street

New study reveals link between product ads and analyst accuracy. The post How advertising impacts Wall Street appeared first on WNYmedia Network - Buffalo, NY.Wall Street · Buffalo Read Article

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