Hidden region in brain that may help cure Parkinson's found
Australian neuroscientist Professor George Paxinos has discovered a hidden region of the human brain called 'Endorestiform Nucleus' which might be responsible for 'fine motor control'. The discovery could help find cures for diseases including Parkinsonâs disease and motor neuron disease. It was found in an area of the brain that connects it to the spinal cord, Paxinos said. 