Alzheimer’s symptoms alleviated by antibiotic treatment in male mice, study reveals
Long-term antibiotic treatment may reduce the size of amyloid plaques and could alter the appearance of microglia in the brains of male mice.
Browsing: sex-specific differences
Sexual dimorphism in glioblastoma: an interview with Justin Lathia
In this interview, we spoke with Justin Lathia about sexual dimorphism in glioblastoma, including his talk on sex differences in microglia and the glioma microenvironment.
Ovarian cycle could modulate Alzheimer’s-related cognitive alterations in mice
Research demonstrates that female mice display a unique pattern of fluctuation in sex hormones during the ovarian cycle that could be linked to cognitive impairments such as Alzheimer’s disease.
‘Thrill-seeking’ microglia reveal sex-specific differences in mice
Recent research has reported on the sex-specific differences in microglia, indicating that this could change how we treat neurological diseases.
