OIST Neuroscience and Takahashi Unit In The News!

New research from the Cellular and Molecular Synaptic Function Unit published in eLife demonstrated the ability to track cellular vesicles within a pre-snypatic terminal in real-time!

Using fluorescence, the technique revealed that the motion of these vesicles is not entirely random and diffusion-based, and encompasses a large array different speeds, distances and directionalities.

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15 June 2017

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