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In this mesmerizing video by Forrest Collman from our #ElectronMicroscopy team, a layer 5 thin tufted neuron is revealed with blue dendrites and purple axon. As it progresses, we zoom into where the neuron connects to a pyramidal cell. 🔗

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Yaco3 years ago

@CollmanForrest This is such a spectacular visual.

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