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"Highlighting the benefit of a dual vector construct " & "Fractal Dimension as a Measure of Complexity & Consciousness"

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Clinical Neuroscience Student seminar. Two speakers every Friday. First speaker – Terrance Mensah (AAV2 TrkB-2A-mBDNF) over receptor (TRkB) or ligand (mBDNF) alone vector”

Second speaker – Thomas Varley (in Disorders of Consciousness & Psychedelic Drugs)

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