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Human neurons have about 40% to 50% increase in the total number of connections made onto those neurons, which we know is a feature that sort of distinguishes human neurons, basically.

人类神经元的连接大约要比这里 老鼠的神经元连接总数多出四成到五成 我们现在知道了这种特征 让人类的神经元与众不同

This turns those specific neurons, and only those neurons, into on/off switches activated by light.

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Some neurons do have a much shorter life span, but most of our neurons are there with us for our whole lives.

某些神经元的寿命相对较短 但大多数神经元将伴随我们的一生

So what we're looking at here is actually a view down the lens of the microscope into the orbitalfrontal cortex of the mouse, which allows us to see many different neurons all firing in concert at the same time, so that we have this real symphony of neuronal communication happening here.

我们现在看到的画面是 通过显微镜镜头显示的 小鼠的眶前额皮层 我们可以看到很多不同的神经元 同时处于兴奋状态 这就像是一曲 神经通信的交响乐

And it does provide this proof of concept that we may be able to find other technologies that will allow us to turn neurons on and off in very precise ways in very specific groups of neurons, with time control as well as spatial control in order to develop new treatments.

这也证明了 或许我们可以 在控制时间与空间的情况下 发展其他 能准确地打开或闭合 特定神经元群的技术 以此研发新的疗法

And our neurons are very longlived indeed on average.

我们体内的神经元平均寿命很长

What we have to do is to find molecules that do and put them into the neurons.

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Wired with neurons and an array of sensors.

它们拥有神经细胞和一些感觉器官

I can see which neurons are working.

我就能看到哪些神经元在工作

Sheldon, this is a rudimentary collection of neurons.

谢尔顿 这只是一个未成熟的神经元组