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February 4, 2014
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Partha Mitra is contributing to the construction of the first 3-D map of the mouse brain.
Partha Mitra of Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory is using multidisciplinary techniques to help identify the most important features of networks in the mouse brain that warrant particular study in order to help researchers triage time-consuming, distracting studies of unessential details.
Credit: Partha Mitra
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