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How the Brain s Internal Compass Guides the Body

A study in fruit flies reveals how the brain’s compass and steering regions make course corrections

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Brain s Internal Compass Guides Body, Study Reveals

Brain s Internal Compass Guides Body, Study Reveals
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How the Brain s Internal Compass Guides the Body

How the Brain s Internal Compass Guides the Body
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How a mouse s brain bends time | TodayHeadline

In collaboration with New York University's Michael Long and Stanford University's Feng Chen and Shaul Druckmann, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory ne .

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Singing Mice Unlock the Mysteries of Brain Time Perception

A study on Alston's singing mice demonstrates that the brain can adapt our perception of time, a finding with significant implications for understanding complex brain functions and potential applications in technology and education. Life has a challenging tempo. Sometimes, it moves faster or slow

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