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Transplanted cells repair the brain-in obese mice

25.11.2011

Small numbers of properly selected neurons, transplanted into damaged brain areas in mice, are capable of restoring lost functions. Experiments on mice with a defect resulting in obesity and a series of measurements documenting efficiency of the neuron transplant method has been carried out at Harvard University, Massachusetts General Hospital, and Nencki Institute of Experimental Biology
of the Polish Academy of Sciences in Warsaw.

Without neurons reacting to the ...

Prof. Leszek Kaczmarek the Vicepresident of the European Molecular Biology Conference

24.11.2011

EMBC (http://embc.embo.org/) is intergovernemental organization including 27 member states and financing as well supervising activities of the European Molecular Biology Organization (EMBO, ...

Starting multiparameter flow cytometry at the Nencki Institute

18.11.2011

It was organised by the Laboratory of Cytometry and devoted to multiparameter analysis. Prof. Andrea Cossarizza from the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia in Italy, an expert in this field, ...

Nencki Institute a Project Partner of Academic Entrepreneurship Foundation

10.11.2011

Divergent effects of age on performance in spatial associative learning and real idiothetic memory in humans

02.11.2011

This study focuses on age-related differences concerning two kinds of spatial memory assessed by: (1) Paired Associates Learning (PAL) test from the CANTAB Eclipse Battery and (2) Real Idiothetic ...