Algae and Light Help Injured Mice Walk Again – first step to a cure for Parkinsons?

Better you read the Wired story directly…. As far I can understand it, its says something about light beams making springing certain targeted brain cells spring into action….

http://www.wired.com/magazine/2009/10/mf_optigenetics/

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