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Scientists develop new technology to decode degenerative brain disorders

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A team of South Korean scientists has developed a new labelling technology that can observe neuronal structure in detail and help decode degenerative brain disorders like Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease, as well as stroke — known to cause malfunction and progressive degeneration of the nerve cells.

The next-generation technology, named ‘NeuM’ (Neuronal Membrane-selective), enables successful monitoring of neuronal changes for up to 72 hours, said the team from the Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST).

NeuM works by ā€œselectively labelling neuronal membranes, visualising neuronal structures, and allowing real-time monitoring of neuronal changesā€.

The researchers explained that visualising neuronal changes is important both during the disease and in normal conditions.

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