An international team of neuroscientists from the United States and Hungary has uncovered a new type of human brain cell that has never been seen in mice and other well-studied lab animals. A reconstruction of a rosehip neuron. Image credit: Tamas Lab, University of Szeged. Dubbed ‘rosehip neurons,’ the newly-discovered brain cells belong to a class of neurons known as inhibitory neurons, which put the brakes on the activity of other neurons in...
