the only time that that’s warranted is when the person asking the question already knows the answer they wanna hear, otherwise there really are no bad questions
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Question for my neurobiology colleagues: what (if any) information do second messengers in neurons carry about their specific synapse of origin? In other words, if I were to measure only molecular signals in the soma, to what extent could I resolve a specific pattern of synaptic activation?
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