Researchers have unveiled the Duke Mouse Brain Atlas, a cutting-edge, three-dimensional map that captures brain structures from large regions down to individual cells.

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With a reasonable definition of cell type — although probably not a final one — in hand, the team turned to the core mission of connectomics: to map the connections between cells. Towards this ...

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Researchers have identified the key brain regions that are essential for logical thinking and problem solving.

Using a speck of mouse brain matter the size of a grain of sand, scientists have created the first precise, three-dimensional map of a mammal ... of almost a decade of research by 150 scientists ...