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Brain microRNAs are associated with variation in cognitive trajectory in advanced age

Medicine and Health

Brain microRNAs are associated with variation in cognitive trajectory in advanced age

A. P. Wingo, M. Wang, et al.

Discover groundbreaking insights into cognitive aging! This study uncovers new molecular processes related to cognitive trajectory using brain microRNA profiles analyzed by a talented team of researchers including Aliza P. Wingo and Michael S. Breen. Explore how specific microRNAs can influence cognitive stability, independent of neurodegenerative diseases.

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