Stimulating the human brain reveals cell-type–specific gene programs in the cortex

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Electrical stimulation of the human temporal cortex activates neural networks and induces cell-type–specific gene programs, revealing gene-linked cell assemblies that could guide future stimulation-based therapies to slow cognitive decline.
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