Ce n'est pas tout à fait exact non plus.
Voilà ce qui est dit dans le lien (c'est moi qui graisse) :
"The HBP scientists used biological data about the mouse brain collected by the Allen Brain Institute in Seattle and the Biomedical Informatics Research Network in San Diego. These data contain detailed information about the positions of the mouse brain's 75 million neurons and the connections between different regions of the brain. They integrated this information with complementary data on the shapes, sizes and connectivity of specific types of neurons collected by the Blue Brain Project in Geneva. A simplified version of the virtual mouse brain (just 200,000 neurons) was then mapped to different parts of the mouse body, including the mouse's spinal cord, whiskers, eyes and skin."
Je n'ai pas dit qu'un cerveau de souris avait été reproduit, ou alors je me suis mal exprimé
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