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Kazumasa Tanaka
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ai · Ars Technica
Tanaka’s team reported that the hibernation-like state erased the state of more than half of the mice’s synapses.
“erased the state of more than half of their synapses.”
more than 50 %
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ai · Ars Technica
Tanaka’s team found that neuronal activity dropped by about 70 percent once hibernation set in.
“activity dropped by about 70 percent once hibernation set in.”
about 70 %
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ai · Ars Technica
Tanaka’s team kept mice in the hibernation-like state for 48 hours before waking them up.
“the mice spent 48 hours in the hibernation-like state and then woke up.”
48 hours
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ai · Ars Technica
Tanaka’s team observed that 82 percent of the synapses that vanished during hibernation reappeared at the same dendritic location after arousal.
“82 percent of them came back at the same spot on the same dendrite they had occupied before.”
82 %
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ai · Ars Technica
Tanaka’s team found that a third of the clustered engram synapses were attached to multisynaptic boutons.
“a third of the clustered engram synapses were attached to something called a multisynaptic bouton.”
about 33.33 %
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ai · Ars Technica
In randomly chosen synapses from non-hibernating mice, only 3.3 percent sat on a multisynaptic bouton.
“only 3.3 percent sat on a multisynaptic bouton.”
3.3 %
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