Published on: 2025-07-06 17:31:27
The brain’s blood vessels (artificially coloured) are lined with slick molecules, forming a guard against inflammation in brain tissue.Credit: Vsevolod Zviryk/Science Photo Library A slimy barrier lining the brain’s blood vessels could hold the key to shielding the organ from the harmful effects of ageing, according to a study in mice. The study showed that this oozy barrier deteriorates with time, potentially allowing harmful molecules into brain tissue and sparking inflammatory responses. Ge
Keywords: barrier blood brain mice mucins
Find related items on AmazonPublished on: 2025-07-06 22:31:27
The brain’s blood vessels (artificially coloured) are lined with slick molecules, forming a guard against inflammation in brain tissue.Credit: Vsevolod Zviryk/Science Photo Library A slimy barrier lining the brain’s blood vessels could hold the key to shielding the organ from the harmful effects of ageing, according to a study in mice. The study showed that this oozy barrier deteriorates with time, potentially allowing harmful molecules into brain tissue and sparking inflammatory responses. Ge
Keywords: barrier blood brain mice mucins
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