Brain movement (IMAGE)
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The researchers used two-photon microscopy — which allows for high-definition imaging of living tissue — to observe the brain shifting in the moments before the mouse moved, but right after the tightening of the abdominal muscles needed to spur the body into further movement. On the left, the brain, in green, sits during a stationary moment, while the image on the right shows the brain during movement.
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