Microglia, the immune cells of the brain, are essential for sculpting neural circuits by clearing away excess neurons and cellular debris during the brain development.
Parkinson’s Disease is a complex neurological disorder commonly described by its dominant motor issues like tremors and stiffness, accounting for the characteristic Parkinsonian look.
Understanding how molecules, genes, proteins, and cellular structures drive communication across the brain's vast network is one of neuroscience's greatest ambitions.