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A new study by @weijsmarieke, @jasmine_ho_, @marteroel & @BignaLen shows that people who want a perfectly healthy leg amputated still experience the "rubber foot illusion", suggesting "a body representation that depends more on bottom-up signals in BID."
https://t.co/BUOxxiNfnA
Itch "may be a scientific paradigm for irritability, and if we can better understand itch, we may better understand conditions like heartburn, migraine, fibromyalgia, and irritable bowel syndrome" - @itchdoctor Brian Kim
https://t.co/apPwVDQTlh
I'm calling bullshit on this image of 'Your Hi-Tech brain'
(from here: https://t.co/pdm1hY17a7)
A review of theories of consciousness https://t.co/qfItarXOcY
by @anilkseth & Tim Bayne
Large-scale neural recordings call for new insights to link brain and behavior https://t.co/yavZn47hhB
by @anneeurai @brentdoiron @AndrewLeifer & @anne_churchland
A cortex-like canonical circuit in the avian forebrain
https://t.co/kSGn0YQhAX
Structure of the 5-HT2A receptor bound to hallucinogens "could accelerate the discovery of more selective drugs for the treatment of a variety of neuropsychiatric disorders." https://t.co/G8y1aRn3WQ
Tunnelling nanotubes connect pericyte cells in the mouse retina, enabling them to coordinate their responses to neural activity and modulate blood flow https://t.co/LQxIrueaHX
Four entries from the 2020 @artneuro competition
https://t.co/xLz269KVL6
Images, clockwise from top left, by Geinene Carson, @AuditoryNerves, Robert Luck, and Elena Vecino-Cordero & Luis Lopez-Vecino
A few more neuroanatomical illustrations from 'Traité complet de l'anatomie de l'homme comprenant la médecine operatoire' by Jean-Baptiste Marc Bourgery.
View all 560 colour plates from the atlas here: https://t.co/Hz4jDIVUCK