In a study published today in the US-based journal PNAS, insights regarding the chemical anatomy of the human prefrontal cortex are described. In particular, a wide spectrum of peptidergic systems is explored that may finetune/modulate functions that are executed in this part of the brain during health and disease. The project was conducted by an international team with researchers from Karolinska Institutet (Sweden), SciLifeLab, KTH-Royal Institute of Technology, Linköping University, the Human Brain Tissue Bank (Hungary) and McGill University (Canada)...Read more

Adipose tissue acts as an energy depot, provides insulation, and is an important endocrine organ that communicates with other tissues to regulate systemic metabolism...Read more

The pig single cell landscape identifies heterogeneity of endothelial cells across major organs and tissues...Read more

In a talk with Dr. Kevin Folta, Dr. Mathias Uhlen describes the Human Protein Atlas, a massive project that defines where individual proteins are present...Read more

The human gut hosts a dynamic microbial ecosystem: the gut microbiota, which has an extensive metabolic repertoire and is increasingly recognized to influence host metabolism and overall physiology...Read more