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Acute ethanol exposure does not significantly alter cytoskeletal integrity in C6 glioma cells

E. Mondo, M. Cocchi
 

 

Prolonged ethanol abuse has been associated with brain injury. In rodents, postnatal exposure to ethanol has been shown to be a major contributing factor to neurodegeneration in the hippocampus and cortex, leading to deficits in synaptic function and memory. Among the potential mechanisms involved in ethanol-induced brain damage, oxidative stress is considered a primary 

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Nonlinear regression of AI-related publication growth in PubMed: a biomedical trend relevant to neuroscience

Hana A. Shriner, Jonghoon Kang

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This study quantitatively evaluated the historical development and possible future trajectory of artificial intelligence (AI)-related biomedical research indexed in PubMed. AI-related publications were defined as publications explicitly identifying major AI concepts in their titles or abstracts, encompassing both biomedical applications of AI and studies of AI as a

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Towards a unified naturalism of subjective consciousness

Chris King

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This review examines a unified naturalism or theories of everything that include both the natural universe and subjective consciousness, by applying two critical filters to theories of existence, including those surveyed in Robert Lawrence Kuhn’s (2024) Landscape of Consciousness”, hereinafter referred to as LoC: (1) The No Supervenience (NS) theorem, which asserts 

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Algorithm-defined transition reconstruction and expanded interictal-control screening in a public iEEG epilepsy cohort

Arturo Salazar Chon

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Epileptic seizures are often described as transitions into hypersynchrony, disorder or increased entropy. Prior neurotopologi-cal work argued that epileptic pathology may also be interpreted as breakdown of network geometry rather than entropy increase alone (Salazar Chon & Kadhim, 2025). Here, I report an expanded exploratory