139,000 neurons unveiled in 1st-ever complete brain map of adult fruit fly
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Scientists have created the first complete brain map of an adult fruit fly, revealing 139,000 neurons and their connections. This groundbreaking achievement used artificial intelligence to analyze 21 million images, resulting in a detailed 3D map of the fly's neural circuitry. The fruit fly brain shares significant genetic similarities with humans, making it a valuable model for studying brain functions and diseases. This map could provide insights into neurological disorders and aid in developing targeted treatments for brain diseases.
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