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Tulane University researchers used cutting-edge spatial transcriptomics technology to examine the prefrontal cortex the decision-making center of the brain at unprecedented resolution.
The research team utilized Stereo-seq technology, which provides approximately 250 times greater resolution than previous techniques.
This technological leap enabled them to track how neurons and supporting cells respond differently to stress in healthy aging brains.
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