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>Couldn’t pass, uh, couldn’t resist this one: Mouse Colon Takes Top Honors at Nikon’s Small World This is from a press release announcing the award for best photomicrograph in an international digital photography contest, sponsored by Nikon.
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Couldn’t pass, uh, couldn’t resist this one: Mouse Colon Takes Top Honors at Nikon’s Small World This is from a press release announcing the award for best photomicrograph in an international digital photography contest, sponsored by Nikon.
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>Betterhumans picked up on this NewScientist.com article on a study published in Current Biology (vol 16, p 1824)that examined auditory “mirror neurons” in humans using functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI). Mirror neurons are the groups of nerves that are stimulated in our brains when we imagine someone else doing some action – in this case, … Continue reading
I can tell what you're thinking
Betterhumans picked up on this NewScientist.com article on a study published in Current Biology (vol 16, p 1824)that examined auditory “mirror neurons” in humans using functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI). Mirror neurons are the groups of nerves that are stimulated in our brains when we imagine someone else doing some action – in this case, … Continue reading
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