Changing the tune using bioelectronics.

Eric H Chang
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The desire to harness electricity for improving human health dates back at least two millennia. As electrical signals form the basis of communication within our nervous system, the ability to monitor, control, and precisely deliver electricity within our bodies holds great promise for treating disease. The nascent field of bioelectronic medicine capitalizes on this approach to improve human health, however, challenges remain in relating electrical nerve activity to physiological function. To overcome these challenges, we need more long-term studies on neural circuits where the nerve activity and physiological output is well-established. In this Letter, I highlight a recent study that takes just such an approach.

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利用生物电子学改变曲调。
利用电力改善人类健康的愿望至少可以追溯到两千年前。由于电信号构成了我们神经系统内交流的基础,监测、控制和精确地在我们体内传递电流的能力对治疗疾病有很大的希望。新兴的生物电子医学领域利用这种方法来改善人类健康,然而,在将电神经活动与生理功能联系起来方面仍然存在挑战。为了克服这些挑战,我们需要对神经回路进行更多的长期研究,其中神经活动和生理输出已经建立。在这封信中,我将重点介绍最近一项采用这种方法的研究。
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