This is an image taken by the McNeil lab of a hippocampal growth cone exploring. Growth cones are the part of the neuron (from the axon which has to make connections) that grow outward to seek out other neurons and make connections/synapses. For more information, see this post.
Travels
Paul Avril, from Le miroir du monde (Reflection of the world), by Octave Uzanne, Paris, 1888.
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Get thee back into the tempest
And the Night’s Plutonian shore!William Ladd Taylor, from The raven, by Edgar Allan Poe, New York, 1884.
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Start with some botanicals, anise and fennel; add herbs and wormwood; distill, then dilute. Hemingway preferred it topped with champagne. Van Gogh used it as the subject in many of his paintings. What is it about this elixir that so inspired artists? Absinthe is a curious mixture indeed.
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