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Johns Hopkins Researchers Break Neuroimaging Time Barrier to Reveal New Clues About Brain Disease
 Researchers at Johns Hopkins Medicine have demonstrated a new approach to brain imaging that enables continuous monitoring of brain activity and the physiologic changes associated with neurological disease progression for more than 24 hours in freely moving mouse models. The cloud-based miniaturized microscope, called CloudScope, operates autonomously and allows scientists to access live imaging data remotely from anywhere in the world, creating new opportunities to study diseases as they develop over time.
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