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MaxWell Monthly Must-Reads | Neurons & Viruses

April 22, 2020

For the past three months we have been publishing Monthly-Must Reads related to scientific applications. Our January edition was concerned with Axons, in February we provided five articles related to Retina and last month we highlighted Organoids. In the April edition we highlight a topic that is currently impacting all of us: COVID-19. To underline the impact and provide a more detailed explanation, and link between COVID-19 and other viruses and neurons, we have decided to pick five articles related to the link between neurons…

MaxWell Monthly Must-Reads | Organoids

March 25, 2020

Michele Fiscella

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During this extraordinary period of the COVID-19 pandemic and while working from home, it is important to sometimes take a break. One way to make use of these breaks is to read up on the latest scientific publications. In order to help you select which papers to read, we publish a Monthly Must-Reads every four weeks. After the last two editions which highlight the topics of Axons and Retina, we decided that for this edition we will highlight five articles related…

MaxWell Monthly Must-Reads | Retina

February 19, 2020

Szilard Sajgo

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It is finally time for a new MaxWell Monthly Must-Reads. Last months edition highlighted the topic of Axons and for the February edition we are focusing on Retina applications. Below you can find five publications related to the topic of Retina. Besides citing five articles, we also pick and highlight one article each month. This month we decided to provide you with a summary of the article that was published last year by Mure et al. We hope you enjoy reading…

MaxWell Monthly Must-Reads | Axons

January 22, 2020

Sander Arets

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A new year also means a new edition of MaxWell’s Monthly Must-Reads. This year we have prepared twelve interesting topics for you to read more about. Each month we will highlight one groundbreaking article for you. In addition to this, four related articles are added to the must-reads! To start off 2020, here are five publications related to the topic of Axons. The Axon Initial Segment is the Dominant Contributor to the Neuron’s Extracellular Electrical Potential Landscape by Douglas J.…

MxW Monthly Must-Reads | Retina

January 30, 2019

Marie Obien

Blog, MaxWell Monthly Must-Reads, Retina

Welcome to the first MxW Monthly Must-Reads (MMM) of 2019! This month’s selection of articles focuses on retina research. The retina, an extension of the brain and the first stage of visual input processing, extracts information about various features of visual stimuli, including size, contrast, colour, orientation and motion direction. With a diversity of neural subtypes both on the levels of local processing and downstream output via retinal ganglion cells, the retina is an amazing model for studying functional sub-circuits…

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