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An Atomic View of Brain Activity | Burkhard RammnerA 3D molecular-scale computational model of a synapse based on a combination of electron microscopy, super-resolution microscopy and biochemical data.
» View the animation at Science
The Whole Brain Catalog | Drew BerryA visualization of the possibilities of the Whole Brain Catalog (http://wholebraincatalog.org), an open source, multi-scale virtual catalog of the mouse brain.
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Neural Long Term Potentiation (LTP) | Jason RaineA 3D animation depicting the early molecular events underlying long term potentiation in the spinal cord of pain pathways. (Click on the icon in the “Master’s Research Project Examples 2002-2005 area of the page).
» View the animation at U. Toronto
Alzheimer’s Enigma | Christopher HammangA beautiful 3D animation that takes us deep into the brain to understand how plaque build-up on brain cells occurs during Alzheimer’s disease.
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