
Once upon the 20th century there was a dogma in physiology. It maintained that the highly specialized nervous tissue once developed cannot change but only degenerate. Neurons were thought to be unable to re-specialize – i.e., to multiply, to grow anew and to reconnect. However, during the last decades the doctrine was experimentally disproved and scientific brains were rewired.
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