Photo 1: Researchers built a 3D image of nearly every neuron and its connections within a small piec

Photo 1: Researchers built a 3D image of nearly every neuron and its connections within a small piece of human brain tissue. This version shows excitatory neurons colored by their depth from the surface of the brain. Blue neurons are those closest to the surface, and fuschia marks the innermost layer. The sample is approximately 3 mm wide. Google Research & Lichtman Lab (Harvard University). Renderings by D. Berger (Harvard University)Photo 2: A single neuron (white) shown with 5,600 of the axons (blue) that connect to it. The synapses that make these connections are shown in green. The cell body (central core) of the neuron is about 14 micrometers across. Credit: Google Research & Lichtman Lab (Harvard University). Renderings by D. Berger (Harvard University)Photo 3: A single neuron (white) and all of the axons from other neurons that connect to it. https://www.popsci.com/science/see-the-most-detailed-map-of-human-brain-matter-ever-created/@AmerianEnglish🔴🔵Photo 1: Researchers built a 3D image of nearly every neuron and its connections within a small piece of human brain tissue. This version shows excitatory neurons colored by their depth from the surface of the brain. Blue neurons are those closest to the surface, and fuschia marks the innermost layer. The sample is approximately 3 mm wide. Google Research & Lichtman Lab (Harvard University). Renderings by D. Berger (Harvard University)Photo 2: A single neuron (white) shown with 5,600 of the axons (blue) that connect to it. The synapses that make these connections are shown in green. The cell body (central core) of the neuron is about 14 micrometers across. Credit: Google Research & Lichtman Lab (Harvard University). Renderings by D. Berger (Harvard University)Photo 3: A single neuron (white) and all of the axons from other neurons that connect to it. https://www.popsci.com/science/see-the-most-detailed-map-of-human-brain-matter-ever-created/@AmerianEnglish🔴🔵