Andrew Huberman· PhD
It was in 1906 that Golgi and Cajal got the Nobel prize for actually showing that neurons are independent cells connected by synapses, these little gaps between them where they communicate.
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It was in 1906 that Golgi and Cajal got the Nobel prize for actually showing that neurons are independent cells connected by synapses, these little gaps between them where they communicate.
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