Summary: For nearly a century, scientists believed that neuromodulators like norepinephrine adjusted brain communication by acting directly on neurons. A new study overturns this long-held view, reve… [+6465 chars]
Astrocytes, Not Neurons, Drive Brain’s Attention and Alertness - Neuroscience News
For nearly a century, scientists believed that neuromodulators like norepinephrine adjusted brain communication by acting directly on neurons. A new study overturns this long-held view, revealing that astrocytes—support cells long considered secondary—are the…
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