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Video: Microscopy technique reveals whole fish brain
A new microscopy technique, published in the May issue of Nature Methods, can show the activity of more than 80 percent of the brain’s neurons at one time.
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Jessica Wright
22 May 2013 | 1 min read
A new microscopy technique, published in the May issue of Nature Methods, can show the activity of more than 80 percent of the brain’s neurons at one time.
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