Re:Study finds a difference between neurons of humans and ot...
by mcbits on Saturday November 13, 2021 @07:57PM
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If true, that would be an embarrassing oversight in the study as well as possibly #1 in one of those "Top 10 accidental scientific discoveries that changed everything" articles.
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Re:Study finds a difference between neurons of humans and ot...
by hacker934 on Monday November 15, 2021 @12:23AM
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> To limit the potential confound of disease states associated with our human brain samples, we compared the biophysical properties of neurons from patients with hippocampal sclerosis; tumour; and other conditions, including gliosis and trauma. We found no significant differences in somatic outside-out currents between the three groups (Extended Data Fig. 7). We also directly tested the effect of epileptic seizures on somatic ionic conductance in rats and found no significant differences (Extended Data Fig. 7). Together, these results suggest that disease aetiology is unlikely to underlie the distinct features of human L5 neurons such as their low conductance.
Re:Study finds a difference between neurons of humans and ot...
by SubiculumCode on Sunday November 14, 2021 @07:43AM
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It is an oversight unless they identify it as a limitation in the study.