ArticleAging pathobiology and therapeutics2024
The promise of adult neurogenesis for treating and preventing chronic neurodegenerative diseases.
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Chronic neurodegenerative diseases pose a significant public health challenge due to their profound impact on individual autonomy and identity. Adult neurogenesis (ANG), the ongoing generation of neurons in specific brain regions, offers promising therapeutic avenues for these diseases. Despite controversies surrounding the existence and functional relevance of ANG in humans, emerging evidence suggests individual variability in ANG induction may hold the key to understanding and addressing these conditions. We advocate for a shift in research focus towards unraveling the genetic mechanisms governing ANG and understanding its functional significance in cognition. Novel models are needed to move this concept forward. The heterogeneous domestic house cricket (
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