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Neurogenesis vs Neuroplasticity

Neurogenesis vs Neuroplasticity

  • Neurogenesis - is the process of which new neurons/brain cells grow in the brain;
  • Neuroplasticity - refers to the existing neurons and the new neurons grow and form different connections with each other. It shapes who we are.

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