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neural recording  

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  • Neural recording is a method of observing neural activity. It has provided neuroscience with a picture of how the nervous system works.The collective activity of many brain areas, some containing almost 100,000 neurons per cubic millimeter of tissue, allows the nervous system to mediate our sensory perceptions, thoughts, decisions, and movements. [Source: Encyclopedia of Perception; Neural Recording]

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