In mice;

and there are some anatomical differences between mice and humans..

So its open at this point whether it is relevant directly to humans.

IIRC, mice do not get Alzheimer’s, for instance. There are mouse models (genetically engineered)that exhibit some of the physiological symptoms of Alzheimer’s; but mice make particularly poor models for human neurology [1]- so this reach for using these essentially biomechanical structures to identify parallels and try to target a cure for neuro-degerative disorders in humans: seems more like a grant application attempt. I do wish press releases were a little more circumspect about such claims.

[1] https://www.statnews.com/2019/04/16/trouble-mice-behavioral-...