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Así es el único banco de cerebros del país

20 de diciembre de 2014 - 03:31 p. m.
Antioquia University's Neurobanco coordinator, Colombian doctor Carlos Villegas (out of frame), holds a frozen brain at the laboratory in Medellin, Antioquia department, Colombia on December 2, 2014. Neurobanco, the only brain bank in the country, is a mainstay for global research on brain diseases, with a donation of 234 brains stored at -80 °C, many of which belonged to Alzheimer patients. AFP PHOTO/RAUL ARBOLEDA
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Antioquia University's Neurobanco coordinator, Colombian doctor Carlos Villegas (out of frame), holds a brain section to analyze at the laboratory in Medellin, Antioquia department, Colombia on December 2, 2014. Neurobanco, the only brain bank in the country, is a mainstay for global research on brain diseases, with a donation of 234 brains stored at -80 °C, many of which belonged to Alzheimer patients. AFP PHOTO/RAUL ARBOLEDA
AFP - RAUL ARBOLEDA
Antioquia University's Neurobanco coordinator, Colombian doctor Carlos Villegas (out of frame), prepares a brain for studies at the laboratory in Medellin, Antioquia department, Colombia on December 2, 2014. Neurobanco, the only brain bank in the country, is a mainstay for global research on brain diseases, with a donation of 234 brains stored at -80 °C, many of which belonged to Alzheimer patients. AFP PHOTO/RAUL ARBOLEDA
AFP - RAUL ARBOLEDA
Antioquia University's Neurobanco coordinator, Colombian doctor Carlos Villegas (out of frame), cuts a brain section at the laboratory in Medellin, Antioquia department, Colombia on December 2, 2014. Neurobanco, the only brain bank in the country, is a mainstay for global research on brain diseases, with a donation of 234 brains stored at -80 °C, many of which belonged to Alzheimer patients. AFP PHOTO/RAUL ARBOLEDA
AFP - RAUL ARBOLEDA
Antioquia University's Neurobanco coordinator, Colombian doctor Carlos Villegas prepares a brain section for study at the laboratory in Medellin, Antioquia department, Colombia on December 2, 2014. Neurobanco, the only brain bank in the country, is a mainstay for global research on brain diseases, with a donation of 234 brains stored at -80 °C, many of which belonged to Alzheimer patients. AFP PHOTO/RAUL ARBOLEDA
AFP - RAUL ARBOLEDA
View of a brain section at the laboratory in Medellin, Antioquia department, Colombia on December 2, 2014. Neurobanco, the only brain bank in the country, is a mainstay for global research on brain diseases, with a donation of 234 brains stored at -80 °C, many of which belonged to Alzheimer patients. AFP PHOTO/RAUL ARBOLEDA
AFP - RAUL ARBOLEDA
Antioquia University's Neurobanco coordinator, Colombian doctor Carlos Villegas (out of frame), holds a brain section at the laboratory in Medellin, Antioquia department, Colombia on December 2, 2014. Neurobanco, the only brain bank in the country, is a mainstay for global research on brain diseases, with a donation of 234 brains stored at -80 °C, many of which belonged to Alzheimer patients. AFP PHOTO/RAUL ARBOLEDA
AFP - RAUL ARBOLEDA
Antioquia University's Neurobanco coordinator, Colombian doctor Carlos Villegas (out of frame), weighs a brain section at the laboratory in Medellin, Antioquia department, Colombia on December 2, 2014. Neurobanco, the only brain bank in the country, is a mainstay for global research on brain diseases, with a donation of 234 brains stored at -80 °C, many of which belonged to Alzheimer patients. AFP PHOTO/RAUL ARBOLEDA
AFP - RAUL ARBOLEDA

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