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Single brain cells selectively fire in response to specific thoughts: thinking about her face activates 'Halle Berry' neuron.(Neuroscience): An article from: Science News

Author Laura Sanders
Publisher Science Service, Inc.
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Author(s) Laura Sanders
Publisher Science Service, Inc.
ISBN / ASIN B002ZS054Q
ISBN-13 978B002ZS0543
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