... compilation © 2015 Biochemical Society 2015 Alzheimer's diseases antioxidants calcium cardiac disease Klotho memory phenotypic stability reactive oxygen species redox vitamin D Cells communicate with each other through external signals such as hormones, neurotransmitters and growth...

... that this approach has in providing novel treatments that have protective and even restorative properties that no current drug treatment can offer. 1 email c.holscher@lancaster.ac.uk 8 1 2014 © The Authors Journal compilation © 2014 Biochemical Society 2014 memory neurodegeneration...

...Michael K. Georgieff Iron is a ubiquitous nutrient that is necessary for normal neurodevelopment. Gestational conditions that compromise fetal iron status include maternal iron deficiency, smoking, diabetes mellitus and hypertension. The iron-deficient neonate has altered recognition memory...

... provides the core membrane-insertion module, with helix-1 facilitating membrane association and fidelity of targeting in living cells. The irreversible, Ca 2+ -dependent insertion of the N-terminal region of PDE4A1 into membranes provides ‘long-term’ memory of cell activation. Each PDE4 isoform has...

...T.J. Nelson; D.L. Alkon Insulin and cholesterol play important roles in basic metabolic processes in peripheral tissues. Both insulin and cholesterol can also act as signalling molecules in the central nervous system that participate in neuronal function, memory and neurodegenerative diseases...