The fundamental principle of any imaging lens, whether in conventional light optics or electron microscopy, is to manipulate the trajectories of incident radiation, causing them to converge at a focal point. In an electron microscope, this function is performed by electromagnetic lenses, which are typically comprised of precisely wound solenoidal coils. These lenses generate strong, […]
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L Hovhannisyan 1 2, S Khachatryan 1, A Khamperyan 1, S Matinyan 3 4 Affiliations Purpose: Stem cells have been extensively used during the last decade to improve clinical outcomes after stroke. The dramatic increase in trials in this field has led us to perform a systematic review and meta-analysis to understand the safety, effectiveness, and relative limitations of this type of intervention. Method: This review […]
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We would like to inform you, that our co-authored article entitled “Alzheimer’s disease-like pathology-triggered oxidative stress, alterations in monoamines levels, and structural damage of locus coeruleus neurons are partially recovered by a mix of proteoglycans of embryonic genesis “, which has been published at Neurochemistry International, draws attention to the amyloid betta triggered oxidative stress […]
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We are proud to announce, that we are one of the 10 Ph.D Program winners who are selected by International jury and will be awarded to continue their research works with professional Mentors and Experts. The Winners of PhD Support Program are: Hasmik Kirakosyan /NICP/ Henrik Parsamyan /YSU/ Lilit Arshakyan /NASRA/ Maria Antonosyan /NASA/ Maria […]
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“A small population of brain cells deep in a memory-making region of the brain controls the production of new neurons and may have a role in common brain disorders, according to a study from scientists at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine. The scientists, who published their work in Neuron, showed that “mossy […]
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