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And it also suggests that there is something not only in young mouse plasma, but in young human plasma that has the capacity to help this old brain.
So to summarize, we find the old mouse, and its brain in particular, are malleable.
And if we slice through the hippocampus and zoom in, what you actually see here in blue is a newborn neuron in an adult mouse brain.
And here you see a section of the hippocampus of a mouse that had no running wheel in its cage.
And now, you see a section of the hippocampus of a mouse that had a running wheel in its cage.
This is a little bone, a mouse bone that we fractured and then let it heal by itself.
That between the mouse click and the video playing, there was something that captured your intention, understood it, and made it real?
Let's imagine that we can shrink down to the size of an electron and inject ourselves into a click of a mouse.
If you took your mouse apart, you'd see that it's really a very simple machine.
You might have an optical mouse that makes these measurements with lights and sensors, but older ones did this with a hard rubber ball and some plastic wheels.
When you click the button on your mouse, it sends a message to the computer with information about its position.
When your mouse click is received, it's handled by the basic input/output subsystem.
In this case, the I/O subsystem decides that your mouse click is pretty important so it generates an interrupt to the CPU.
Yes, billions every second: instructions to move your mouse around on the screen, to run that clock widget on your desktop, play your internet radio, manage the files you're editing on the hard drive, and much, much more.
"But oh my gosh there's a very important mouse click coming through now!
A special program for the mouse, for the clock widget, for the internet radio, and for dealing with letters sent by the keyboard.
The CPU realizes that it needs instructions for how to deal with this mouse click, so it looks up the address for the mouse program and sends a request to the memory subsystem for instructions stored there.
Each instruction in the mouse device driver is duly fetched and executed.
Because the CPU learns that the mouse was clicked when the cursor was over a picture of a button on the monitor screen, and so, the CPU asks memory for the monitor program to find out what that button is.
So, just the simple task of clicking your mouse means visiting all of the critical components of your computer's architecture: peripherals, the basic input-output system, the CPU, programs, and memory, and not one gremlin.
For instance, an elephant or whale will live much longer than a mouse, rat, or vole, which in turn have years on flies and worms.
A mouse, for instance, can hardly expect to survive more than a year in the wild.
Rather than dealing with things as they come up – Oh, the mouse was moved?
What you're looking at here is an image of a mouse's brain, and we've implanted into this mouse's brain a small little tumor.
And so this tumor is now growing in this mouse's brain, and then we've taken a doctor and asked the doctor to please operate on the mouse as if that was a patient, and take out piece by piece out of the tumor.
And so we're going to first start by injecting these gold particles into this mouse, and we're going to see right here at the very left there that image at the bottom is the image that shows where the gold particles are.
Now, the important thing is that it's not just that the cancer is completely gone from this person's brain, or from this mouse's brain.
So this guy has been transplanting hundreds of mouse heads.
If you can get a mouse that is functional, then you can see, is the new brain a blank slate?
Second option: the new mouse recognizes Minnie Mouse.
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