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Lack of BDNF and overeating
Submitted Sat, 12/29/2007
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BDNF
Basic Research
A loss of BDNF in adult mice leads to overeating and obesity.
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BDNF, fragile X syndrome, and memory
Submitted Sun, 10/07/2007
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BDNF
Basic Research
Researchers restored the capacity to retain new memories in fragile X syndrome mice by infusing BDNF to the hippocampus region.
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Boosting BDNF by Listening to Music
Submitted Sun, 10/07/2007
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Basic Research
Normal mice exposed to music have an increase in BDNF in the hippocampus.
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Neurogenesis in HD mice prolongs life
Submitted Sat, 09/22/2007
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In a landmark study, researchers administered BDNF and noggin and induced neurogenesis and prolonged life in the R6/2 mice.
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Low BDNF levels in serum of HD patients.
Submitted Thu, 06/28/2007
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Basic Research
Lowered BDNF levels in HD patients can be measured through blood tests and could serve as a biomarker.
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Toward a treatment of cognitive/behavioral symptoms with BDNF
Submitted Thu, 05/24/2007
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BDNF
Basic Research
Mac Casale, Ph.D. reviews a poster presentation on a research study involving BDNF.
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Ampakines and HD
Submitted Sat, 09/09/2006
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Ampakines may become a treatment for HD in the next few years.
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Trophic Factors Generate Functioning New Neurons for Brain Repair
Submitted Thu, 05/11/2006
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Research into using the brain's own 'hibernating' neural stem cells to repair brain damage advances in animal models.
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BDNF Influences the Time of Onset and Severity of Motor Problems in Huntington?s
Submitted Sun, 04/09/2006
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Lower levels of BDNF in a mouse model were associated with earlier and more severe motor dysfunction.
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