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"It is now clear that the basic mechanism for how neurofilaments affect axonal diameters remains unanswered," Garcia said. "This discovery introduces a lot of new questions."

Gee, just what we need.
Another discovery that does nothing except destroy previous concepts,
and leave us
still in the dark.
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