Humans take over twice as long to heal wounds as other mammals
Researchers found that human wounds take more than twice as long to heal compared to those of other mammals, highlighting a unique aspect of human biology.
Mice can lose memories due to infantile amnesia, but recent studies suggest these memories are retrievable under certain conditions with engineered genetic modifications.
A population code for spatial representation in the zebrafish telencephalon - Nature
The chamber for behavioural tracking is constructed with glass walls for optimal optical access, combined with gas-permeable PDMS, ensuring a watertight system ideal for imaging.