A trio of imaging techniques brings new insight into how neurons work
Researchers found evidence that refuted previous scientific beliefs
Susan Schwerin, M. Budde, M. Shindell, J. Munasinghe, S. Juliano, L.G. Cohen, National Institute on Neurological Disorders and Stroke, National Institutes of Health
Two mini microscopes watched a mouse’s brain move its body in real time
The NINscope will help researchers uncover how neurons in different regions of the brain interact with each other
Scientists built a 4D map of cell division
Cell division involves around 600 different proteins — it could take five or so years to study a single protein
Scientists have created the first-ever 18-carbon ring, a major feat of molecular architecture
They used electric currents and high-resolution microscopes to remove individual oxygen atoms from a larger carbon molecule
We're beginning to understand why spinal cord tissue is so hard to heal
A group of recent findings may eventually pave the way for better treatments
Want to learn how brains go awry? First, we must learn how they work
We set out to make neurons deep in the brain glow bright so we could see their role in vision
Most of your favorite flowers are mutants
You'll never look at a rose the same way again.