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macromolecular bioscience

ISSN 1616-5195· EN

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Short Name macromol biosci
Abbreviated Name macromol biosci
ISSN 1616-5195
URL http://www.mbs-journal.de

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Articles (394)

2015
mitochondrial protection by the mixed muscarinic/σ1 ligand anavex2-73, a tetrahydrofuran derivative, in aβ25-35 peptide-injected mice, a nontransgenic alzheimer's disease model
;Valentine eLahmy;Valentine eLahmy;Romain eLong;Romain eLong;Didier eMorin;Didier eMorin;Vanessa eVillard;Tangui eMaurice;Tangui eMaurice
Vol. 8 , pp. -
477 views DOI Abstract
2015
extracellular environment contribution to astrogliosis – lessons learned from a tissue engineered 3d model of the glial scar
;Daniela Nogueira Rocha;Daniela Nogueira Rocha;Daniela Nogueira Rocha;José eFerraz-Nogueira;José eFerraz-Nogueira;Cristina Carvalho Barrias;Cristina Carvalho Barrias;João Bettencourt Relvas;João Bettencourt Relvas;Ana Paula ePêgo;Ana Paula ePêgo;Ana Paula ePêgo;Ana Paula ePêgo
Vol. 9 , pp. -
448 views DOI Abstract
2012
implications of aneuploidy for stem cell biology and brain therapeutics
;Sylvie eDevalle;Rafaela C Sartore;Bruna S Paulsen;Helena L Borges;Rodrigo AP Martins;Stevens K Rehen
Vol. 6 , pp. -
447 views DOI Abstract
2016
systemic radical scavenger treatment of a mouse model of rett syndrome: merits and limitations of the vitamin e derivative trolox
;Oliwa Alicja Janc;Oliwa Alicja Janc;Marc Albert Hüser;Katharina Dietrich;Katharina Dietrich;Belinda Kempkes;Christiane Menzfeld;Christiane Menzfeld;Swen Hülsmann;Swen Hülsmann;Michael Müller;Michael Müller
Vol. 10 , pp. -
442 views DOI Abstract
2012
a comparison of serotonin neuromodulation of mouse spinal v2a interneurons using perforated patch and whole cell recording techniques
;Shelby B. Dietz;Andreas eHusch;Ronald M Harris-Warrick
Vol. 6 , pp. -
426 views DOI Abstract
2015
cortical synaptic transmission in cav2.1 knockin mice with the s218l missense mutation which causes a severe familial hemiplegic migraine syndrome in humans.
;Dania eVecchia;Angelita eTottene;Arn M.J.M. van den Maagdenberg;Daniela ePietrobon
Vol. 9 , pp. -
424 views DOI Abstract
2015
non-additive modulation of synaptic transmission by serotonin, adenosine, and cholinergic modulators in the sensory thalamus
;Ya-Chin eYang;Ya-Chin eYang;Chun-Chang eHu;Yi-Chen eLai
Vol. 9 , pp. -
410 views DOI Abstract
2013
early gene expression changes in spinal cord from sod1g93a amyotrophic lateral sclerosis animal model
;Gabriela Pintar Oliveira;Chrystian Junqueira Alves;Gerson eChadi
Vol. 7 , pp. -
408 views DOI Abstract
2020
mir-142-3p regulates bdnf expression in activated rodent microglia through its target camk2a
;Neelima Gupta;Shweta Jadhav;Kai-Leng Tan;Genevieve Saw;Karthik Babu Mallilankaraman;S. Thameem Dheen
Vol. 14 , pp. -
407 views DOI Abstract
2015
exploring the role of microglia in mood disorders associated with experimental multiple sclerosis
;Antonietta eGentile;Antonietta eGentile;Francesca eDe Vito;Francesca eDe Vito;Diego eFresegna;Diego eFresegna;Alessandra eMusella;Fabio eButtari;Fabio eButtari;Silvia eBullitta;Georgia eMandolesi;Diego eCentonze;Diego eCentonze
Vol. 9 , pp. -
407 views DOI Abstract
2026
Three rules for leading a paper discussion
John M. Drake
16 views DOI Abstract
2026
Response to “Small islands, complex realities: Advancing One Health in the Philippines”
Xavier G. H. Koenig, F B Vincent Florens, Pricila Iranah, Vikash Tatayah, Prakash N K Deenapanray
19 views DOI Abstract
2026
Limited ecosystems research as a persistent gap in One Health frameworks for emerging infectious diseases
Nadja Kabisch, Jan Felix Drexler
18 views DOI Abstract
2026
From snapshots to solutions: making camera-trap monitoring matter for conservation
Ehsan M. Moqanaki, Jedediah F. Brodie, Mahdieh Tourani
19 views DOI Abstract
2026
Response to Quiatchon and colleagues: Higher education institutions can accelerate climate action around the world
Robert E. Kopp, Philip H Lippel, Rita Teutonico, Todd Crowl, Peter K. Dorhout, Sang Han, Erica Harvey, Meade Krosby, Julie Newman, M. Tolstoy
19 views DOI Abstract
2026
Anthropogenic influence and wildlife intervention
Jordan O. Hampton, Clare Palmer, Bob Fischer, Christian Gamborg, Peter Sandøe
26 views DOI Abstract
2026
At the leading edge: advancing and bridging the science and management of range-shifting species
Lise Comte, Sarah R Weiskopf, Laura M Thompson, Jackson B Valler, Madeleine A Rubenstein, Casey C O’Hara, Aparna Bamzai-Dodson, Abigail J Lynch, T J Clark-Wolf, Ophélie Couriot, Solomon Z Dobrowski, Laura L Figueroa, Gabriel M Filippelli, Heather E Johnson, Meade Krosby, Joshua J Lawler, David A Moeller, Sean A Parks, Elliott W Parsons, Jeremy Ross, Brett R Scheffers, Helen R Sofaer, Erica F Stuber, Shawn Carter
17 views DOI Abstract
2026
No plane ticket to belong: A Philippine Barangay-to-biodiversity CURE for inclusive biology
John Carlo B. Quiatchon
18 views DOI Abstract
2026
Seventy-five years of conservation and the Wisconsin State Natural Areas program
Nathan G. Kiel
23 views DOI Abstract
2026
Conservation enhances resilience of the United States Duck Factory as environmental shifts may diminish landscape-scale waterfowl breeding capacity
Owen P. McKenna, Aaron T. Pearse, Imtiaz Rangwala, Jason D. Tack, Ned Wright, Audrey C. Lothspeich
16 views DOI Abstract
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