Researchers from McGill University in Montreal is identified in the brain molecule that is directly

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Researchers from McGill University in Montreal is identified in the brain molecule that is directly responsible for shielding some shielding. And if this molecule is removed from the path memory range fundamentally extend. The motive for the exploration of protein A FXR1P FXR2P production people are not super-memory, but the search uid for new therapies for the treatment of neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's disease or autism.
The research led to a more detailed description of the creation of synaptic linkages in the brain and memory uid formation and subsequent access information that the brain processes. A team led by neuroscientist Keith Muraiem found that after adding protein FXR1P mouse brains responded to increased uid production of key neuronal receptors GluA1 and related processes to support learning uid and memory - especially long-term.
"In the case of autism, we need to reduce the activity of the brain and Alzheimer's disease rather stimulate increased activity. By manipulating with FXR1P we can tailor memory formation and significantly improve the lives of people with impaired function of the brain," he explains in the journal Cell Research Manager.
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