The Brain May Make New Neurons in Adulthood and Even Old Age
Researchers identify the birthplace of new brain cells well into late adulthood.
Researchers identify the birthplace of new brain cells well into late adulthood.
This is an exciting new twist on neurogenesis.
Neurogenesis fully stops after the age of thirteen, researchers suggest.
Scientists have discovered an atypical gene that is thought to be crucial for the generation of new neurons in the ...