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		<title>Google helps publish the largest high-res map of brain connectivity</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[[ad_1] Anyone can see and download the data, and there are papers both available and on the way detailing the work. The brain map won&#8217;t accomplish much by itself. However, it could prove to be a treasure trove of data for scientists looking to understand fruit flies in particular or brain functionality at large. With [&#8230;]]]></description>
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<p>Anyone can see and download the data, and there are papers both available and on the way detailing the work. The brain map won&#8217;t accomplish much by itself. However, it could prove to be a treasure trove of data for scientists looking to understand fruit flies in particular or brain functionality at large.</p>
<p>With that said, it&#8217;s important to temper expectations. Even as large as this map is, it represents just a quarter of the 100,000 neurons in a typical fruit fly. Most larger species&#8217; brains are considerably more complex, and a human&#8217;s 86 billion neurons would take much, much more work to map correctly. This is an important moment, but it&#8217;s ultimately a stepping stone.</p>
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