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Ending the neurogenesis debate: Human brain can make new memory neurons in adulthood too

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By Sibaram Behera, Anindya Roy
| sciencechronicle.in
Besides identifying neural progenitor cells in adult brain, the trajectory of neurogenesis was traced — progression from neural stem cells to differentiated immature granule neurons in adulthood — thereby providing strong evidence for the occurrence of adult neurogenesis For a long time, it was believed that neurons in the brain are generated only before adulthood.
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Synergistic control of axon regeneration and functional recovery by let-7 miRNA and Insulin signalling (IIs) pathways

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By Sruthy Ravivarma, Sibaram Behera, Dipanjan Sujit Roy, Anindya Ghosh-Roy
| BioRxiv
Abstract The capability of neurons to regenerate after injury becomes poor in adulthood. Previous studies indicated that loss of either let-7 miRNA or components of Insulin signalling (IIs) can overcome the age-related decline in axon regeneration in C. elegans. In this study, we wanted to understand the relationship between these two pathways in axon regeneration.
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Exploration on tight structural -- mechanical relationship in mulberry and non-mulberry silkworm silks

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By Guangqiang Fang, Sunaina Sapru, Sibaram Behera
| Chemistry World Verified
Bombyx mori silkworm is well known as it has been bred by our ancestor with mulberry tree leaves for thousands years. However, Bombyx mori is not the only silkworm that can produce silk, many other kinds of silkworms also can make silks for commercial use.
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