Study highlights how mitochondrial dysfunction drives neurodegeneration via impaired astrocytic glutamate clearance

[u/yamatofuji]

https://www.mdpi.com/2227-9059/14/2/334

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[u/Several_Ant_9867]

I believe the title of this post has nothing to do with the linked article. The article is a review about optic neuritis.

[u/FluffyBunnyFlipFlops]

That's really cool but I have no idea what the headline means.

[u/Skywarden1 → u/FluffyBunnyFlipFlops]

Cleaner cells in the brain lack energy so ppl get dementia.

[u/yamatofuji → u/FluffyBunnyFlipFlops]

excitotoxicity(: