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Understanding Down Syndrome through the Lens of Neuroscience: Genome-Wide Dysregulation, Epigenetics, Inflammation, and Metabolism
Down syndrome affects not just chromosome 21 but impacts gene expression across the entire genome, alters how genes are epigenetically regulated and spatially organized, causes long-lasting brain inflammation, and disrupts cellular metabolism. These interconnected changes influence brain development and function, but new therapies targeting these areas offer hope for improved cognition and health.
Jul 29, 20256 min read
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The Symphony of Early Brain Development in Down Syndrome: Why the First Notes Matter
Series note : There is a fantastic review (current state of scientific understanding) by Russo, Sousa, and Bhattacharyya out of...
Jul 11, 20253 min read
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How Brains Differ in Down Syndrome: From Cells to Cortex
In Down syndrome, underlying changes from the cellular level compound to produce noticeable differences compared to neurotypical brains. How do those differences relate to typical strengths and weaknesses in Down syndrome?
Jun 27, 20257 min read
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Myelin 101: What It Is and Why It Matters
Quick tutorial on myelin and its role in neurodevelopment
Jun 23, 20251 min read
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