Danyal Akarca, Alexander WE Dunn ... Manuel Schröter
Functional connectivity in rodent and human neuronal cultures is best explained by homophilic wiring rules, in which neurons preferentially form connections depending on spatial proximity and shared connectivity patterns, suggesting a unifying principle across scales.
In healthy volunteers, negative expectations exert stronger and longer-lasting effects on pain than positive expectations, consistent with a better-safe-than-sorry account of placebo and nocebo effects.
Single-cell transcriptome sequencing results of rats intervened with specific mode electroacupuncture (an emerging method for opening the blood-brain barrier).
Brain fluidity metrics provide an accessible and reliable marker of consciousness, offering a practical alternative to perturbational complexity for clinical and research applications.
