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Yes. Also I imagine it's easy to "bulldoze and start over" when there are fewer life-worn paths to start with. Even if adults could regenerate large numbers of
by Pulcinella 9y ago
Yes. Also I imagine it's easy to "bulldoze and start over" when there are fewer life-worn paths to start with.
Even if adults could regenerate large numbers of neurons like we do skin cells, those new neurons would have no idea how the old ones were connected.
- lowpro 9y agoI wonder if new neurons for adults could act more like 'aged' cells in the rest of the body, where the cell knows how old it is. Could neuron connection be like the age property where that information is passed down?