Scientists have long believed that electrical impulses and chemical signals tell the whole story of how the brain works. They might be wrong. For decades, our picture of the brain has been built on two pillars: the electrical nature of nerve impulses, recognized by the late 19th century, and chemical synaptic transmission via neurotransmitters, discovered in the mid-20th century. Together,... [4231 chars]
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