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...ded was by using [[WebGL]] (Web Graphics Library). It is an HTML5 feature for rendering interactive 3D graphics without the use of plug-ins.
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Chrome is the preferred browser for EyeWire. WebGL is enabled by default in the latest version of Chrome. Updat
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...eans that you'll have to configure your browser manually to enable WebGL. For instructions move to the next section.
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...e ‘MOSTEC Student Articles’ category. Click the edit link on the right for your page.<br>
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...ould serve as targets for drugs...the idea of the connectome as the target for medications...” (Seung, 2012, 217)
...evolutionize the relatively archaic approach to mental disorders practiced for the most part today.
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...all malfunction was very riveting. Therefore, I decided to make it my goal for the final essay to try and understand more about this type of condition.
...re a diverse number of different types of ion channels for each “ion.” For example, there are many different types of sodium ion channels that can var
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Curiosity about the brain and memories has been present for centuries – many, including myself, have always been curious about how ou
...for the synapses to be strengthened there needs to be some sort of demand for those synapses. However, it is important to note that the weak synapses hav
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...I was interested in this topic because I find the idea of freezing tissue for use later on fascinating. The possibilities that could sprout from successf
...ntation later on. At this point there is no way of saving harvested organs for extended periods of time, so if an appropriate donor is not immediately ava
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...was currently known about the mechanisms underlying neuronal regeneration. For this paper, I found an article entitled ‘Etifoxine improves peripheral ne
...ingredient. Each group was then monitored over the course of several days for indications of nerve regeneration. They were subjected to tests to assess i
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Kenneth Blum, Executive Director, Center for Brain Science, Harvard University
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...erature or pressure. However, often it is purely sporadic and can continue for long periods of time. Almost immediately after the loss of a limb, 90 to 98
...used by an injury to a peripheral nerve. At the time, the common treatment for causalgia was amputation, so he would observe his causalgia patients underg
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...n of the variation in the complex human behavioral traits is not accounted for by the effects or genes of families. Therefore, what we do in life is not s
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discusses causes of and treatments for, epilepsy, as well as their link to connectomics.
There are structural and genetic causes for epilepsy including Lissencephaly epilepsy, a structural cause, as well as i
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...oblem by randomly creating new synapses to continually renew its potential for learning, while eliminating the synapses that aren’t useful” (Seung 90)
...eurons (Seung 88). Cell assemblies or synaptic chains can then be created for the strong synapse connections. This idea concerns the question of memory
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.... We've also put up [[Starburst_Amacrine_Cell| starburst amacrine cells]] for some of our more advanced players.
...mistakes are caught, and allows us to award points. See the points section for more information on how points are awarded.
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* [[Targeting the Connectome for Treatment of Mental Disorders]]
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For those interested in delving deeper into the science behind EyeWire. List of
...in2010COIN.pdf Machines that learn to segment images: a crucial technology for connectomics]
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[[File:Eyewire_for_science.jpg|thumb|EyeWire: For Science! by Beth Almeida]]
...ages acquired using serial electron microscopy at the Max Planck Institute for Medical Research in Heidelberg, Germany. In order to accomplish this, we ha
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