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The structure of random neurons are highlighted in green following the uptake of green fluorescent protein. Markers specific for dendrites light up in red, while markers for axons light up in blue, to show the intricate network of connections facilitating communication between individual neurons.
Image by Chan Jia Pei, PhD student in the Cardiovascular and Metabolic Disorders Programme
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