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Comment on Pioneers of brain-cell signaling earn Nobel by My Homepage
['John Travis', 'Nora Bradford', 'Meghan Rosen', 'Tom Metcalfe', 'Carolyn Gramling', 'Freda Kreier', 'Rebecca Dzombak', 'Katarina Zimmer', 'Melissa Hobson', 'Emily Conover']
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At sites called synapses, nerve cells use chemicals such as dopamine to signal neighboring cells. Each winner’s research centers on brain synapses, the sites at which a nerve cell sends signals to or receives them from another nerve cell. A single nerve cell in the brain can have many thousands of synapses connecting it with other cells.