Neuroscience...From this article in the internet (Unexpected amount of blood-borne protein enters the young brain) answer...

Neuroscience...From this article in the internet (Unexpected amount of blood-borne protein enters the young brain) answer these questions

What is the title of the article or news report? Where and when was it published? Who were the authors? Describe this article in a few words.

Give a brief summary of the study which include the following:

      a. participants of the study
      b. hypothesis of the study
      c. problem statement

What is/are the major findings and discussions of this study?
What new knowledge did you get from the article/research?

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The title of the article is "Unexpected amount of blood-borne protein enters the young brain".

Date of publication: 01/07/2020

It has been published in the online journal 'nature' in the column NEWS AND VIEWS.

The authors: Rosben N. Munji and Richard Daneman.

The subject of the experiment is the barrier between blood and brain. The experiment was done on the mice. So, there is no human participants. It is found in the experiment that in the case of young mice there is less barrier and protein enters into the brain directly from blood. In case of the older mice there is much barrier.

The problem statement of the research is that how protein flow in the brain declines along with the age.

The finding is that there is great role of protein in maintaining the smooth function in the brain. In the old age there is the decline of brain function because protein flow is not normal then and there are many barriers.

Hayet Jeridi answered 10 months ago

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