OHSU Brain Institute

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The OHSU Brain Institute is among the top institutions in the nation for NIH-funded neuroscience research. #OHSUBrain #OHSUResearch

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Promotional poster for a free Alzheimer's Association Community Conference on October 28 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Bear Hotel in Grants Pass, Oregon. The poster includes the logos of sponsors such as AARP, Regence, Carpenters Trust of Western Washington, and Oregon Health & Science University. The image shows a person in the foreground looking at the camera with a conference scene in the background.
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A device called "tooth-on-a-chip" is allowing researchers from OHSU to observe how teeth interact with reconstruction materials and bacteria. The photo is a largely blue and purple hue image of a clear tray containing four circles connected by tubes.
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his image shows brain cells called oligodendrocytes -- the protective coating around nerve fibers in the brain and spinal cord from a mouse model -- growing in a lab and wrapping around tiny nerve fibers. The myelin they produce is shown in pink, and their nuclei are shown in blue.
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