
pmid: 26637794
We argue that bidirectional interaction between animal and human studies is essential for understanding the human brain. The revolution in meso-scale study of circuits in non-human species provides a historical opportunity. However, to fully realize its potential requires integration with human neuroscience. We describe three strategies for successful interactionist neuroscience.
Cross-Cultural Comparison, Neuroscience(all), Neurosciences, Animals, Brain, Humans, Computer Simulation, History, 20th Century, Biological Evolution, History, 21st Century
Cross-Cultural Comparison, Neuroscience(all), Neurosciences, Animals, Brain, Humans, Computer Simulation, History, 20th Century, Biological Evolution, History, 21st Century
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