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The human brain contains an estimated 86 billion neurons. Here is a glimpse inside a single human neuron. One cell, with an entire world working to keep it alive and connected.

Bio Protocol

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Bio Protocol5 дней назад

What could a single compound change in a system this complex? @NootropicsDAO_ is building NeuroLab AI to explore potential effects on the brain and help researchers decide what to test in the lab.

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ehli_yol4 дней назад

No one in their right mind would invest in you.

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IronRed | SandHive5 дней назад

Seeing a single cell reminds us that consciousness emerges from countless tiny dialogues.

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Neutrino5 дней назад

and somehow they all coordinate without a single project manager

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Destiny5 дней назад

wild. neurons are the real MVPs of our minds.

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Bio Protocol5 дней назад

🧠

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CryptoNinjas5 дней назад

It is incredible how much complexity is packed into just one tiny building block of us.

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Bir Analiz5 дней назад

Allah ne kadar büyük Sonsuz ilmin tek sahibidir

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lvnbbs_bnb5 дней назад

insane how much complexity is in one single cell

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Bio Protocol5 дней назад

Truly mind-blowing indeed.

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lvnbbs_bnb5 дней назад

exactly. the mint is just the handshake, the real game starts after the reveal.

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Neutrino5 дней назад

what's the ratio of neurons to glial cells supporting them? genuinely curious if the infrastructure gets more wild the deeper you look

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