Synaptic Reconstruction is a neural regeneration mechanism that specifically involves the reestablishment of functional synaptic connections between neurons following injury or degeneration, distinguishing it from broader structural regrowth by emphasizing the precise restoration of synaptic architecture and transmission capacity.
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TrakEM2 Software for Neural Circuit Reconstruction
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