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Scientists reveals brain's spatial processing mechanisms by Angela Mohan on  February 16, 2021 at 3:30 PM Place cells in the hippocampus encode spatial information using interchangeably two distinct information processing mechanisms referred to as a rate code and a phase code, analogue to the number and spatial arrangement of bars in bar codes, as per the research team led by Sebastien Royer at KIST Brain Science Institute (BSI), in collaboration with a research team at New York University (NYU). In addition, the research team found that parallel neural circuits and informa...

In germany are provided with screenings and preventive surgery most hereditary diseases however are incurable now scientists in gene laboratories are using d. . scissors to directly intervene in human cells with the hope of repairing them quickly feeling. we get a lot of e-mails and letters from people with genetic diseases asking us to help them. out of this in but we can't yet because the technologies we are developing still have to be tested in clinical trials and. we're still far from finding a cure for all hereditary diseases but what professor pool halls and his team can do is astonishin...

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In germany are provided with screenings and preventive surgery most hereditary diseases however are incurable now scientists in gene laboratories are using d. . in a scissors to directly intervene in human cells with the hope of repairing them the grief. we get a lot of e-mails and letters from people with genetic diseases asking us to help them. out of this in but we can't yet because the technologies we are developing still have to be tested in clinical trials and this is what we need to get to survive. we're still far from finding a cure for all hereditary diseases but what professor who ho...

When the scientists are a pesticide they can see in detail how the network of nerve cells disintegrates seen here speeded up. on experiments would not provide results like this. and there's another factor the same mentally these are human neurons we're not interested in the toxicity in rats then would be developing rat poison what we're aiming for a predictions for humans and in my opinion that's only possible using human cells. team at the university of constance wants to make animal experiments redundant. and thomas hartung is a professor here in constance and also at the renowned johns hopk...