date:Feb 14, 2023
argely increase the size of growth cones, which are particularly important for brain cells to sense their environment and establish new connections with other neurons in the brain.
Co-author, UQs Dr Ramon Martinez-Marmol said the discovery had applications that could treat and protect against neurodegenerative cognitive disorders such as Alzheimers disease.
Our idea was to identify bioactive compounds from natural sources that could reach the brain and regulate the growth of neurons, resulting