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Study reveals how proteins direct nerve cell precursors to turn into specialized neurons
In others, different precursors give rise to the same nerve cell type.
Max Planck scientists can image the processing of information deeper in the cortex with the help of a new multi photon microscope design
Right, this image shows the same deep layer V brain cells (red box) labeled with
Even babies that are just a few months old can identify objects as ’spiders‘ or ’snakes‘ and respond to them.
snake or a spider (second row) instead of a flower or a fish (first row) of the same
Even babies that are just a few months old can identify objects as ’spiders‘ or ’snakes‘ and respond to them.
snake or a spider (second row) instead of a flower or a fish (first row) of the same
Lunar rhythms combined with the tides can help separate midge strains and set the stage for new species to evolve
© Solvin Zankl To the point Two strains of the same species: Clunio marinus
Specialized “thirst” and “hunger” neurons in the amygdala operate through distinct circuits, influencing the drive to eat or drink.
these findings, the new research has detailed distinct groups of neurons in the same
Why do primates have such big brains? Study shows that it’s not for finding food more efficiently
behavioral analyses to test how four species of fruit-eating mammals solved the same
Individual voice could help birds be recognized no matter what they say
At the same time, parrots produce calls so they can be individually recognized by
Charge density waves compete with superconductivity in the ceramic high-temperature superconductors yttrium and neodymium barium cuprates, which lowers the transitional temperature of unconventional superconductors. Researchers around Bernhard Keimer at the Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research investigated how superconducting materials interact with magnetic ones. They also suspect that charge density waves in a superlattice of the cuprate YBCO and the ferromagnetic lanthanum calcium manganate (LCMO) could be the cause of a long-range electron-phonon coupling. The hope that their new insights into charge density waves could improve our understanding of the zero-resistance transport of electricity and could explain an unusual interplay of superconducting and magnetic materials.
One vibration of the manganese oxide group in the LCMO layer reacted in the same
The newly developed robotic leg is inspired by living creatures and jumps over different terrains much more manoeuvrable and energy-efficiently than previous robots.
when I rub a balloon against my head, my hair sticks to the balloon due to the same
