ultrafast
Americanadjective
adjective
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Origin of ultrafast
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In both species, the researchers identified the presence of Dynamin1xA, a protein required for ultrafast synaptic membrane recycling, at the locations where endocytosis is believed to take place.
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"Our findings indicate that the molecular mechanism of ultrafast endocytosis is conserved between mice and human brain tissues," Watanabe says.
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When the scientists added an ultrafast heating mechanism affecting atomic positions, the revised model more closely matched the experiment.
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"This is an exciting discovery that opens up new possibilities for the development of a robust platform for ultrafast information storage," says Andrea Cavalleri.
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This exceptional speed points to a promising path for ultrafast, low-power computing.
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