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There are convergent vocal representations in the human forebrain
A team of researchers, led by a professor at the Harvard University, has revealed a potential mechanism by which sleep replay in zebra finch’s brain reveals premotor circuit structure for a skilled behavior. They found an uncoordinated sleep replay across hemispheres in zebra finches. The researchers added that their findings could lead to an understanding of how zebra finches work together as a group.
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A guide to the Nature Index
China trails the US in the number of publications in Nature Index, the world’s largest scientific journal, with a Share of 2,108 between January 2022 and July 2023. The US is followed by France with a Share of 2,109 and Japan with a Share of 2,078. Notably, Harvard University is the leading institution for health-sciences research, its involvement in the top Institutional partnership in the field is no surprise.
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