Part of the cerebellum of the brain of a genetically modified 'brainbow mouse'. The image was taken using a confocal microscope.Photograph: Tamily A. Weissman/NaturePart of the hippocampus of the brain of a genetically modified 'brainbow mouse'. The image is taken with a confocal miscroscope.Photograph: Tamily A. Weissman/NatureThe trackways are projections called axons from movements controlling nerves. By individually colouring the axons their pathways through muscle can be deduced.Photograph: Ryan W. Draft/Nature
Part of the cortex of the brain of a genetically modified 'brainbow mouse'. The image is taken using a confocal microscope.Photograph: Jean Livet/NaturePart of the hippocampus of the brain of a genetically modified 'brainbow mouse'. The image is taken using a confocal microscope.Photograph: Jean Livet/Nature
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