Neurons that respond to touch are less picky than expected
Tuberculosis is the forgotten pandemic relying on a 100-year-old vaccine
9 August 2021Super-fast sprints at the Tokyo Olympics: Technology plays a role, but training is key
9 August 2021Neurons that respond to touch are less picky than expected
Researchers used to believe that individual primary touch-sensitive neatly responded to specific types of touch. Now a Northwestern University study finds that touch-sensitive neurons communicate touch in a much messier and jumbled manner.
