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New findings begin to resolve theta sweep debate

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By Natalia Mesa Verified
| The Transmitter Verified
As an animal navigates the world, cells in the hippocampus and entorhinal cortex produce rapid, repeating bursts of activity called theta sweeps: Grid and place cells fire in a specific sequence, first plotting the location the animal has just passed, then where it is currently and lastly what lies ahead.
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Thermal-pH driven changes in physicochemical properties of doce de leite

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By Natalia Mesa Verified, Uwe Schwarzenbolz, Thomas Henle
| Wiley Online Library Verified
INTRODUCTION Doce de leite (DL) is produced by mixing and concentrating milk and sugar with heat. One production approach is to pre-concentrate the milk and sugar mixture at low temperatures in a vacuum evaporator to reach a value of 62–66 °Brix. This is followed by cooking the mixture until it reaches the desired colour and viscosity, in open or closed systems, using either open-top pans or sealed systems, such as autoclaves.
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Dendrites compute independently of cell body

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By Natalia Mesa Verified
| The Transmitter Verified
Theoretical models of the brain often treat neurons as single, homogenous units. But dendrites can store information about the past and make predictions about the future independently of the cell body, according to a new study. “In the artificial-intelligence community, dendrites are underappreciated,” says Eilif Muller, associate professor of neurosciences at the University of Montreal, who was not involved in the study.
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