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Engineered composite tissue as a bioartificial limb graft http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S014296121500438X
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Nerve cells in a rat’s somatosensory cortex respond to a tickling hand, action that may offer clues to how the brain creates joy, a new study proposes.
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Tickle a rat and it will jump for joy, gleefully squeak and beg for more. In addition to describing these delightful reactions to a tickling hand, a new study identifies nerve cells in the brain that help turn rats into squirmy puddles of giggles. The results, published November 11 in Science, offer insight into how the brain creates glee, an understudied emotion. “People really underrate the positive things — fun, happiness, joy,” says study coauthor Shimpei Ishiyama of Humboldt University of Berlin.
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Scientists have developed a retinal implant that can restore lost vision in rats, and are planning to trial the procedure in humans later this year.