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Ina Slutsky

The Alzheimer's conundrum. Illustration: depositphotos.com

The balance point - on the way to understanding Alzheimer's disease

Disruption of the activity rate of neural networks is related to the development of Alzheimer's disease
EEG test. Illustration: depositphotos.com

Abnormal brain activity during sleep and anesthesia paves the way for early detection and treatment of Alzheimer's

The abnormal brain activity is caused by a failure in the regulatory mechanism and may be used for early diagnosis already in the dormant stage of the disease
The team of researchers (from right to left): Daniel Zarhin, Boaz Steer, Prof. Ina Slutsky, Nir Gonen. Photo: Rachel Slutsky

Research at Tel Aviv University paves the way for innovative epilepsy treatment

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synapses in the brain. Illustration: shutterstock

A receptor in the brain - a possible key to prolonging life and developing a cure for Alzheimer's

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Dr. Ina Slutsky in the center with post doc Yiftah Dolev and doctoral student Hila Fogel. Photo credit: Michal Kidron

A new study at Tel Aviv University hypothesizes that disruption of high-frequency brain activity may cause Alzheimer's

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Dr. Ina Slutsky and Tal Laviv. Photo: Michal Kidron, Tel Aviv University

Researchers from Tel Aviv University have discovered the molecular mechanism that regulates memory coding in brain cells

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Researchers at Tel Aviv University have revealed the cellular mechanism used by the beta-amyloid protein

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