In particular, the finding that acetylcholine-receptor antagonists have an antiproliferative effect on neural stem cells has important implications for the understanding and treatment of Alzheimer ...

The interplay of mainly depressant and occasionally activating effects of alcohol creates chaos in the brain, leading to ...

The “pause” phase, on the other hand, which causes a dip in acetylcholine release from the CINs, is crucial for reversal learning, where new behaviors replace outdated ones. This groundbreaking ...

Too much acetylcholine leads to the excitatory imbalance ... "It will be interesting to determine whether the molecular ...

The "burst" phase, which increases acetylcholine release from CINs ... research reveals how alcohol undermines these mechanisms, offering new insights into the broader effects of AUD.