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Cells in a dish replicate schizophrenic brain
2011
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Professor [Fred Gage] and his team have also devised an ingenious way to assess \"neural connectivity\", measuring how many other nerve cells each neuron is connected to. \"What we would hope to see as cells from more patients accumulate is a stronger signal as to which genes are the most important,\" he said. Neurons derived from schizophrenic patients. The researchers made a living two dimensional model of the neurons likely to exist in a schizophrenic brain. Source: Salk Institute for Biological Studies
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Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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