Nerve cells in the brain receive thousands of synaptic signals via their "antenna", the so-called dendritic branch.
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As we age, our memory tends to fade, affecting our ability to recall personal experiences. For years, scientists believed that this memory loss was mainly due to the natural decline in the number of dendritic spines—tiny structures on brain cells that are essential for forming connections, or synapses, between neurons. However, a new study challenges […]
Nerve cells in the brain receive thousands of synaptic signals via their "antenna", the so-called dendritic branch.
Nerve cells in the brain receive thousands of synaptic signals via their "antenna", the so-called dendritic branch.
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