Scientific knowledge about the human brain has seen a significant shift in the last few years, leading to a golden age of molecular neuroscience. The Douglas-Bell Canada Brain Bank (DBCBB) has collected over 3,600 specimens over the past 40 years, contributing to numerous discoveries about neurological and psychiatric diseases. Leading researchers around the world are using DBCBB samples to advance their work on brain diseases. With ongoing support and dedication, the DBCBB is expected to play a crucial role in identifying new targets for preventing, screening, and treating brain diseases in the future.
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A goldmine for research on brain diseases
