• 《神经元》杂志上的新研究表明了什么?

    What does the new research in the magazine Neuron suggest?

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  • 而更多的是在去除,清除神经元。

    It's for the most part pruning, getting rid of neurons.

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  • 没有完全相同的两个神经元细胞。

    No two neurons are the same.

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  • 这和人脑神经元的连接类似。

    These are the same kind of connections as those made by human neurons.

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  • 体育锻炼也可以增加新生神经元的数目。

    Physical exercise also increases the number of newborn neurons.

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  • 这些细胞是全功能神经元。

    These are fully functional neurons.

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  • 他开始寻找深部神经元内。

    His search starts deep inside neurons.

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  • 这只是镜像神经元作用的一个例子。

    This is just one example of mirror neurons in action.

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  • 相反,我们看到的每个神经元的样式不尽相同。

    Instead, what we see is a different pattern from every neuron.

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  • 答案之一就是神经元的成熟,也就是大脑的发育

    Well, one answer is neural maturation, growth of the brain.

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  • 那为什么多巴胺神经元将信息作为奖赏对待呢?

    So why do dopamine neurons treat information as a reward?

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  • 要得到整个谜底,我们必须录下数百个神经元。

    To get to the whole story, we have to record from hundreds of neurons.

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  • 哦,那么只用等那些神经元自行安顿好就行了?

    Oh, so it’s just a question of waiting for those neurons to settle?

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  • 神经元是神经系统基本的结构单位和功能单位;

    the fundamental structural and functional unit of the nervous system is the neuron;

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  • 这些较小形态的蛋白质对神经元特别有害,他说。

    These smaller forms could be especially toxic to neurons, he said.

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  • 现在,让我们来看看一个神经元的运作。

    Now, let us have a look at the working of a neuron.

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  • 在现代社会,信息是企业单位的神经元。

    In the modern society, the information is the neuron of the enterprise unit.

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  • 那么,这些镜像神经元有何存在意义呢?

    Now, what is the significance of these mirror neurons?

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  • 神经元再生已受到越来越多学科的重视。

    More and more subjects pay attention to neurogenesis.

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  • 不出意料,这些神经元对食物和水等原始的奖赏反应。

    Not surprisingly, these neurons respond to primitive rewards, such as food and water.

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  • 神经元会通过这些巧妙的方式,来影响你的心理活动。

    And it's through these clever ways that neurons can affect your mental life.

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  • 因此我们可以得出,这里看到的一个神经元非常重要。

    And this makes the point that one neuron shown here is very important.

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  • 这个发现发表在今天的《神经元》杂志上。

    The findings are published in today's issue of the journal Neuron.

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  • 例如,脑力和体育锻炼都被认为能提升神经元存活率。

    Mental and physical exercise, for instance, both boost neuron survival.

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  • 不知怎么回事,尽管他们会失去了相当数量的神经元?

    And somehow, even though they'd lost a significant number of neurons.

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  • 现在,让我们来看看一个人工神经元的模型。

    Now, let us have a look at the model of an artificial neuron.

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  • 这类音乐舒缓大脑里的神经元,从而使身体机能得以放松。

    This type of music releases neurons in the brain which help the body to relax.

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  • 我想,最好是去了解神经元彼此发信号的网络。

    It would be better, I thought, to see networks of neurons signaling to each other.

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  • 但是,你事先并不知道那些神经元在什么地方。

    But you don't know where those cells are in advance.

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  • 他说:我们希望某些稳定的东西,但那并非我们的神经元。

    "We would want something that's stable," he says. "And that's not our neurons."

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