Neurobiology Notes
Andy McKenzieWhen blogging about brain preservation, it's publish or perish
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Action Potentials for February
1: A new GWAS of schizophrenia is notable for including a substantial number of people of African ancestry, with 13.5K such cases and 65K controls. Alongside people of European and East Asian ancestry, their total sample size was 95K cases ...
Honey, I shrunk the brain
When cryoprotectants are perfused through the blood vessels in the brain, they cannot cross the blood-brain barrier as fast as water can move in the opposite direction. And cryoprotectants generally have a much higher osmotic concentration ...
Action Potentials for January
1: A connectome is a static snapshot of the microstructure of the brain. And yet, many people expect that it may eventually be sufficient for simulating the brain with a sufficient degree of accuracy to recapitulate many interesting cogniti...
When will we be able to decode a non-trivial memory based on structural images from a preserved brain?
What would it take to read a memory from a snapshot of the structure of a brain? That is the core question behind the Aspirational Neuroscience Prize challenge: “Decode a non-trivial memory from a static map of synaptic connectivity.”
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MD/PhD, Psychiatrist and Research Scientist @ Apex Neuroscience
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