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The work published in the Nature Communication is a new result of the old collaboration between the teams of P. Illes /Univ Liepzig/ and B. Sperlágh /IEM HAS/.

Csaba Cserép and his colleagues from the group of Ádám Dénes describes a cell-type independent coupling between mitochondrial ultrastructure and synaptic performance at axonal release sites.

The current work published by P. Mohácsi and her colleagues from the group of B. Gereben in collaboration with Cs. Fekete reports the creation of a THAI mouse model to study tissue-specific TH action.

The members of the research group of István Katona analyzed the role of the cannabinoid system to acetaminophen analgesia against acute pain and inflammatory pain.

The team of Gabor Nyiri investigated the MRR using an unbiased stereological method and described a putatively new type of triple-negative neuron in it.

The review article of L. Wittner and Zs. Maglóczky shows the synaptic changes of perisomatic inhibitory neuronal subtypes in the hippocampus of temporal lobe epileptic patients.

The study published by the team of János Szabadics helps us understand the feedforward inhibition between the dentate gyrus and CA3.

Tímea Éltes and her colleagues from the team of Zoltán Nusser tested the hypothesis that different voltage-gated Ca2+channel densities in presynaptic active zones underlie different Pr values.

The current study published by Zs. Bardóczi and her colleagues from the group of Imre Kalló established glycine as a major regulator of basal forebrain cholinergic neurons.