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Alzheimer's Disease |
Physically Identifying Information in the Brain11/03/2003 |
How close are researchers to identifying what an informational "bit" or idea looks like physically or chemically in the brain?
Your question is very complex and not something we can answer as Netwellness experts, where our focus is more on clinical and applied research aspects of Alzheimer`s disease. I would encourage you do a world wide web search to obtain the type of information you are looking for.
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Paula K Ogrocki, PhD Assistant Professor of Neurology School of Medicine Case Western Reserve University |
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