Redefining The Motor Cortex | Changing 100 years of Neuroscience

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Atoms & Bonds (Covalent, Ionic, and Hydrogen)

Which elements on the periodic table does a biologist really need to know? And how can we make chemistry feel less intimidating for anyone learning about the human body? In this episode, we break down the key atoms and bonds that underpin anatomy and physiology, and explain why t ...  Show more

Our Top 3 Organs!

If we could only pick three parts of the human body, what would make the cut? Matt and Mike each choose their top three organs or anatomical structures, make the case for why they deserve a place, and inevitably disagree about what counts as the most impressive, important or just ...  Show more

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