The waterfall illusion can be transferred between vision and touch
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MIT researchers show that touch modulates vision
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New cells in the adult brain migrate long distances by crawling along blood vessels
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Newborn neurons in the adult brain migrate long distances by crawling along blood vessels
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April 1, 2009
MicroRNAs regulate adult neurogenesis
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Researchers from Columbia University Medical School have found that adult neurogenesis is regulated by a species of microRNA
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