New brain atlases mix many high‑resolution mapping methods.
They follow how neurons and glia form, move, and become specialized.
Data from several species makes the atlas a moving reference instead of a still picture.
These atlases follow the birth, movement, and specialization of brain cells called neurons and glia.
They compare development across different animals, giving a moving picture of brain growth.
The result is a dynamic guide that replaces static brain charts.
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