A Massive Study Reveals the Brain Is Far More Flexible Than We Thought
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Researchers analyzing more than 14,000 individual neurons across 43 regions of the mouse cortex found that most neurons do not perform one clearly defined job, but instead respond to shifting combinations of sensory information, movement, and decision-making. The findings were published in Nature.
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