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Cost-effective, open-source, automated apparatus for testing transitive inference in mice

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By YIHAN CHEN, Vic Chiang, Kaori Takehara-Nishiuchi, Silvia Margarian, Jumana Waheed, Parham Rezaeimanesh
| Nature Verified
Abstract Transitive inference is a form of reasoning that relies on prior knowledge and benefits survival in diverse species. While initially designed for humans, the transitive inference task has been adapted for mice, allowing for integration with various state-of-the-art manipulation and monitoring tools for mechanistic investigations. Existing paradigms, however, rely on manually presented stimuli, making them time-consuming, labor-intensive, and error-prone.
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Who is Justin Sun, the Chinese billionaire at Trump’s crypto dinner?

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By Katrina Northrop Verified, Vic Chiang
| The Washington Post Verified
Who is Justin Sun, the Chinese billionaire at Trump’s crypto dinner? (washingtonpost.com) Who is Justin Sun, the Chinese billionaire at Trump’s crypto dinner?
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Who is Justin Sun, the Chinese billionaire at Trump’s crypto dinner?

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By Katrina Northrop Verified, Vic Chiang
| Flipboard
12 hours ago On average, guests spent over $1.7 million a seat to attend the dinner, according to an analysis by the blockchain analytics company Nansen, per NBC News. The top seven winners each spent more than $10 million. Investors could track via a leaderboard how much of Trump’s meme coin, called $TRUMP, …
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