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r/neuroscience

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/r/neuroscience is dedicated to the academic discussion of the discipline.

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9 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Parsing Differences in Amygdala Volume Among Individuals with and without Social and Generalized Anxiety Disorders Across the Lifespan (2020) image
Parsing Differences in Amygdala Volume Among Individuals with and without Social and Generalized Anxiety Disorders Across the Lifespan (2020)
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to r/neuroscience by GamerOnPOTATOin240p
10 months ago
Low-Pass Filtering of ERPs (EEG)
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9 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Compulsive Alcohol Seeking Results from a Failure to Disengage Dorsolateral Striatal Control over Behavior image
Compulsive Alcohol Seeking Results from a Failure to Disengage Dorsolateral Striatal Control over Behavior
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to r/neuroscience by orionnebula54
1 year ago
Cranial Nerve Lesion Deficits
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to r/neuroscience by kendrickislife
9 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Can someone please explain why the whole cell membrane graph (at the bottom) has a dip? I’m just confused on whether that indicates an inward current or negative current. Professor doesn’t clarify :( image
Can someone please explain why the whole cell membrane graph (at the bottom) has a dip? I’m just confused on whether that indicates an inward current or negative current. Professor doesn’t clarify :(
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to r/neuroscience by dazosan
9 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Scientists discover brain cells that remember where escape routes are image
Scientists discover brain cells that remember where escape routes are
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to r/neuroscience by kendrickislife
9 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Can someone please explain why this answer is correct like I’m dumb. I thought the current would be outward because there is more potassium inside, so it would be leave the cell and the Vm would become more negative over time image
Can someone please explain why this answer is correct like I’m dumb. I thought the current would be outward because there is more potassium inside, so it would be leave the cell and the Vm would become more negative over time
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to r/neuroscience by neuro428
1 year ago
Out of curiosity, are there any other neuroscientists out there who are bothered by the way biology textbooks describe how the resting potential is created and how an action potential works?
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1 year ago
Preview thumbnail for (Original Design) Going back to school for neuroscience after a lengthy addiction. Dissatisfied for treatments available I designed my own model for addiction and treatments! Hope to study it further. Anyone have any Suggestions? image
(Original Design) Going back to school for neuroscience after a lengthy addiction. Dissatisfied for treatments available I designed my own model for addiction and treatments! Hope to study it further. Anyone have any Suggestions?
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to r/neuroscience by Kaexii
9 months ago
Quality research on information processing
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to r/neuroscience by patternedjeggings
2 days ago
I am a tbi survivor
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9 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Some brains are more susceptible to PTSD after trauma than others image
Some brains are more susceptible to PTSD after trauma than others
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9 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Emotion recognition isn't just about facial expressions and body language image
Emotion recognition isn't just about facial expressions and body language
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to r/neuroscience by dazosan
9 months ago
When your gut bacteria talk, your brain listens and replies
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9 months ago
Feel like quitting? Blame your Astrocytes
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9 months ago
Preview thumbnail for A protein in your brain behaves like a virus, infecting your cells with memories image
A protein in your brain behaves like a virus, infecting your cells with memories
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to r/neuroscience by dazosan
9 months ago
How do we measure pain, anyway? Pain scientists don't study *pain* itself, and that's a problem.
Pop-Sci Article
to r/neuroscience by dazosan
9 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Cancer cells recruit neurons from the brain to help tumors grow image
Cancer cells recruit neurons from the brain to help tumors grow
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9 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Those few cigarette puffs during adolescence might have altered your brain image
Those few cigarette puffs during adolescence might have altered your brain
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to r/neuroscience by dazosan
9 months ago
Loneliness is an epidemic, and we can turn to technology to fix it
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to r/neuroscience by DNAhelicase
9 months ago
Preview thumbnail for AskScience AMA Series: We are Prion Researchers! Ask Us Anything! image
AskScience AMA Series: We are Prion Researchers! Ask Us Anything!
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5 months ago
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Human slices
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to r/neuroscience by dazosan
9 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Testing drugs on stem cells in petri dishes may revolutionize our understanding of ALS image
Testing drugs on stem cells in petri dishes may revolutionize our understanding of ALS
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to r/neuroscience by dazosan
9 months ago
Being a Pokémon Master in childhood permanently alters your brain
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to r/neuroscience by ABI7ITY
5 days ago
PSYCHOBIOLOGY – NEUROSCIENCE – #101 Basic Cell Structures & Physiology (In 2 Parts) – Part 1: NEURONS
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