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Ed Boyden: A fény mint kapcsoló az idegsejtekben

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Ed Boyden megmutatja, hogy fényérzékeny proteinekért felelős gének beültetésével, képes szelektíven aktiválni vagy de-aktiválni speciális neuronokat fényvezetők beültetésével. Ezzel a példátlan szintű kontrollal képes volt kigyógyítani egy egeret a PTSD -ből (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder - Poszttraumatikus Stressz Szindróma) és egy bizonyos vakságból. A horizonton: az idegprotézis. Az előadás házigazdája Juan Enriquez feltesz egy pár kérdést a beszéd után.

At the MIT Media Lab, Ed Boyden leads the Synthetic Neurobiology Group, which invents technologies to reveal how cognition and emotion arise from brain networks -- and to enable systematic repair of disorders such as epilepsy and PTSD. Full bio »

Translated into Hungarian by Zsolt Kertai
Reviewed by Laszlo Kereszturi
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