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Kipnis

[kip-nis, kyip-nyees]

noun

  1. Alexander 1891–1978, Russian singer in the U.S.



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Jonathan Kipnis, PhD, co-author of the study and a BJC Investigator, told Salon, adding that the brain is unique because unlike other parts of the human body it doesn’t have “lymphatic vessels.”

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Kipnis’s team came close to finding these so-called “pipes” to clean the sewage in the brain that existed in the brain’s borders in the dura mater, operating within the glymphatic system, which is driven by force.

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In fact, they moved via electrical pulses in synchronized, rhythmic waves signaling peak brain cell function, like Kipnis described.

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Kipnis said genetics is indisputable when it comes to getting Alzheimer’s.

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Kipnis added both studies highlight the importance of “synchronized activity of neurons.”

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