Scientists Map Complete Neural Connectome of Adult Fruit Fly
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Researchers have developed a groundbreaking new connectome that maps every neural connection within the central nervous system of an adult fruit fly. This mapping provides an unprecedented view of the interaction between the brain and the body.
The findings indicate that complex behaviors emerge from distributed local circuits. This contradicts the notion of a single central controller and offers new insights into brain function, movement, and intelligence.
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