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NeuroMéxico visits Cambridge
NeuroMéxico went to Cambridge to visit the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology. Here, …
Are whales and dolphins as smart as we are?
Although humans are land mammals, we still occupy marine environments whether for work, leisure …
How does your body know what time it is?
Have you ever asked yourself why you feel sleepy during the …
Interview with Martien Kas: Follow your heart but use your brain
Versión en Español. Presenting maladaptive responses to every day events is debilitating for anyone; …
GABA and your brain’s «off»button
Continuing with neurotransmitters now we review the main inhibitory neurotransmitter, gamma amino butiric acid …
Dopamine, movement and reward
Today we review the physiology and pharmacology of dopamine, its role in movement, reward …
The King of Neurotransmitters: Glutamate
Today we review the neurotransmitter glutamate, its synthesis, metabolism and functions in the brain, …
The mariachi who lost his voice and the hope of stem cells
Spanish version/Versión en Español Mr NN had just returned from “La Plaza de los …
NeuroMéxico interviews Vaughan Bell
As part of our first year anniversary celebration, members of NeuroMéxico had the opportunity …
NeuroMéxico interviews Vaughan Bell
As part of our first year anniversary celebration, members of NeuroMéxico had the opportunity …
A tale of brains: A brief recap of today’s neuroscience and its historic milestones
«I am a brain, Watson. The rest of me is a mere appendix,” wrote …
The origin of intelligence, is it acquired or is it inherited?
The origin of intelligence has been a historical debate, is it acquired or is …