Neurobiology Notes
Andy McKenzieWhen blogging about brain preservation, it's publish or perish
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Action Potentials for March
1: Big news this month as Johann Danzl’s group at the Institute of Science and Technology Austria released their work on light-microscopy based connectomics, a new technology that enables dense reconstruction of brain circuitry with light m...
Action Potentials for February
1: New study publishes the first large-scale reconstruction of 3D electron microscopy data from the CA3 region of the hippocampus. This is probably my favorite brain region, although I recognize that’s like calling blue your favorite color....
Action Potentials for January
1: A “representation” refers to the way in which a type of sensory information or an internal state is encoded by the brain. A representation of stored memory information specifically is known as an engram. It turns out that representations...
Why wasn't preservation with the goal of potential future revival started earlier in history?
John Hunter (1728–1793) did not have an especially promising start to his academic life. He was born the youngest of 10 children to a family living in the countryside near Glasgow. They lived in a two bedroom cottage and the children slept ...
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