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Client Publication | Adv. Sci. | Sun Yat-sen University Teams of Peng Xiang, Xiaoran Zhang, and Xia Feng Reveal Analgesic Mechanism of MSCs via a Lung–Brain Axis Activating Npy2r Sensory Neurons

Client Publication | Adv. Sci. | Sun Yat-sen University Teams of Peng Xiang, Xiaoran Zhang, and Xia Feng Reveal Analgesic Mechanism of MSCs via a Lung–Brain Axis Activating Npy2r Sensory Neurons

Mesenchymal Stromal Cells Play an Analgesic Role Through a Npy2r Sensory Neuron-Mediated Lung-to-Brain Axis.

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Literature Review | Comprehensive Summary of 4 Major Photosensitive Receptor Tools! Full Landscape of OptoXR Technology: Precise Control of Neural Circuits and Behavior via D1R/MOR/CB1R/A2AR

Literature Review | Comprehensive Summary of 4 Major Photosensitive Receptor Tools! Full Landscape of OptoXR Technology: Precise Control of Neural Circuits and Behavior via D1R/MOR/CB1R/A2AR

Comprehensive Summary of 4 Major Photosensitive Receptor Tools: opto-D1, opto-MOR, opto-CB1R, opto-A2AR

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Love Never Forgets: Marking World Alzheimer’s Day

Love Never Forgets: Marking World Alzheimer’s Day

Each year on September 21, people around the globe unite to raise awareness of Alzheimer’s disease (AD).

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Customer Article丨Cell Reports丨Yi-Zheng Wang’s team from the Academy of Military Medical Sciences reveals how VTA astrocytes reverse anxiety–depression mechanisms via the adenosine pathway

Customer Article丨Cell Reports丨Yi-Zheng Wang’s team from the Academy of Military Medical Sciences reveals how VTA astrocytes reverse anxiety–depression mechanisms via the adenosine pathway

Astrocytic modulation of GABA transmission in the VTA limits progression of anxiety- and depression-like behaviors in adult mice.

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