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Client Publication | Neuron | Collaborative Discovery by Dr. Juan Song’s Team at UNC Reveals Distinct Circuit Targets for Cognitive and Emotional Deficits in Alzheimer’s Disease

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Breakthrough | WESTLAKE UNIVERSITY TEAM DEVELOPS HIGH-PERFORMANCE RED GENETICALLY ENCODED CALCIUM PROBE“SOMAFRCAMP!”WITH SENSITIVITY MATCHING TO GCAMP!

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The world’s first red fluorescent potassium sensors, RGEPO1/2, are here! | A new tool for decipheri

RGEPO1/2—Developed by Kiryl D. Piatkevich’s team at Westlake Laboratory/Westlake University, these sensors enable real-time in vivo imaging of potassium ions.

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Latest Neuroscience Tools from BrainCase — Precision Viral Vectors & Genetic Sensors

BrainCase next-gen neuroscience tools: precise viral vectors and genetic sensors for CAR-T/TCR-T and neuronal research

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Client Publication | Nature Communications | Xiangya Second Hospital team led by Dr. Ruping Dai and D

Scientists from Xiangya Second Hospital reveal how hypothalamic CRH neurons regulate the sympathetic–neutrophil axis to protect against acute lung injury.

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Breakthrough! Chinese Team Publishes in Cell: Gene-Edited Stem Cells Rejuvenate Aging Monkeys

Chinese researchers developed FOXO3 gene-edited stem cells that reversed aging in primates. The study, published in Cell, reveals exosome-mediated systemic rejuvenation.

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Client Publication | Nature Communications | Collaborative Study by Prof. Zhong Chen (Zhejiang Chines

On August 29, the research team led by Prof. Zhong Chen and Qingming Luo published “A whole-brain male mouse atlas of long-range inputs to histaminergic neurons.”

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Client Publication | Neuron | Collaborative Discovery by Dr. Juan Song’s Team Reveals Distinct Cir

Dr. Juan Song’s team published “Segregated supramammillary–dentate gyrus circuits modulate cognitive and affective function in healthy and Alzheimer’s disease model mice.”

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World Mental Health Day 2025 | Don’t Blame Yourself for Overthinking

A balanced view: Sensitivity can also be an asset. In supportive environments, heightened perceptiveness may translate into profound insight.

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Client Publication | Adv. Sci. | Sun Yat-sen University Teams of Peng Xiang, Xiaoran Zhang, and Xia F

Mesenchymal Stromal Cells Play an Analgesic Role Through a Npy2r Sensory Neuron-Mediated Lung-to-Brain Axis.

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Literature Review | Comprehensive Summary of 4 Major Photosensitive Receptor Tools! Full Landscape of

Comprehensive Summary of 4 Major Photosensitive Receptor Tools: opto-D1, opto-MOR, opto-CB1R, opto-A2AR

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Mol. Psychiatry | Team Led by Miao He and Ling Gong Reveals Independent Circuits and Behavioral Regul

This study reveals CB⁺ and PV⁺ neuron subtypes in the medial mammillary body (MM), uncovering their distinct circuits and roles in behavior regulation.

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