Nervous System
Latest about nervous system

Brainless Jellyfish Navigates with Specialized Eyes
By Wynne Parry published
One of multiple sets of eyes allows a box jellyfish to look up and stay safe in its mangrove home.
Brain Scientists Discover a Tiny Traffic Cop
By Amanda Chan published
Future research on this protein could help find drugs for Alzheimer's or Parkinson's disease.

Body of Sea Urchin is One Big Eye
By Charles Q. Choi published
Sea urchins may use the whole surface of their bodies as eyes, scientists now suggest.

Study: Stem Cells Reverse Paralysis in Rats
By Live Science Staff published
Transplanted adult stem cells have been found to reverse paralysis associated with spinal cord injuries in lab rats.

Human Brain Has Origin in Lowly Worm
By Robert Roy Britt published
The origin of the human brain has been traced back to primitive central nervous systems in worms and bugs, researchers now say.
Study: Pedophiles Tend to Be Shorter
By Robin Lloyd published
Research finds pedophiles tend to be shorter, suggesting it all boils down to biology.

Origins of Human Nervous System Found in Sponges
By Ker Than published
Sea sponges have many of the genes needed to make a nervous system; despite not having any themselves.

Aging Muscles Become Hard of Hearing
By Sara Goudarzi published
As people age, neurons have to yell at the muscles to whip them into action, according to a small new study.
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