Why is myelination important?

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Why is myelination important? - Dr, Jonas Hauser Watch video

In this video Dr. Jonas Hauser will answer the question 'Why is myelination important?' focusing on the role myelination plays in:

  • Accelerating the potential of the electrical signal in the brain
  • Providing energy to neurons in the brain
  • Supporting the development of language, processing speed, working memory and intelligence
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Dr. Jonas Hauser

Dr. Jonas Hauser

Neuroscientist, Nestlé Research, Lausanne, Switzerland

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