10 noviembre 2014
The brain is constantly processing sensory information while supporting a dizzying array of behaviors. For decades, biologists have assumed that specialized classes of neurons process all this information at once. But a team of scientists has found a population of neurons in the rat brain that support multiple behaviors at once. These neurons cannot be individually classified by specialization, challenging assumptions about how information is encoded in the brain.
http://feeds.sciencedaily.com/~r/sciencedaily/~3/b-V9PpEQd2s/141110124225.htm
