@neuralreckoning Probably, and that effect is much larger when you consider the entire corpus of the training set compared to what individual humans experience.
@joachimgoedhart@JSheltzer Even weirder, that's true for all lysosomotropes, but they collectively have clinical impacts that can be very different from one another.
@agetliang Make a "T" with the medium in your slide. Place the coverslip edge angled against the top of the T. Lower from the opposite edge slowly to force the medium up the sample. Everything on the sample should be fully covered before letting the coverslip edge fall
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@guido_meijer@IntlBrainLab Thanks for this useful tool! @ElizabethKUnger noted this problem for an old book chapter we did https://t.co/QDkiaKWy6o. She noted in that work that the offset is strain-specific, so keep that in mind when making corrections
The # cerebellum shows a gradient of tissue properties across its lobules, each of which develops at a unique rate and closely follows changes in function across childhood
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