Scientists have created cells in lab that help the brain stay balanced
A laboratory study could offer hope for numerous neuropsychiatric disorders in the future: a group of scientists led by the University of Lund (Sweden) has succeeded in 'reprogramming' supportive brain cells, called glial cells, into other cells, called parvalbumin-positive, which are crucial for maintaining calm and balancing brain activity.
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Apr 06, 2026 08:30
