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searching for a way to control vision cells in mice'sWade told CBS News that while the 5 ofeyes.The method is now called optogeneticswomen in science is small in comparison to that of遗传学)men,she has always had 6 in the field.WhenIn Pan's lab,light-responsive proteinsshe was a graduate student,Wade 7 anrestored vision in mice with damaged eyesight,afinding that has now led to a medical test oninspiring woman in science,Kim Cobb,who is apeople.Optogenetics'promise wasn't clear inclimate scientist at Brown University.early days,as scientists were first learning how to"So when I met her I thought she is a(n)use these proteins in neurons."At that time,no8person and I need to learn more about.her.one expected that this optogenetics work wouldWhen I did a little search,I couldn't 9 anyhave such a huge impact,"Pan says.information about her.What I 10 was aThe algae's light sensors have been adoptedWikipedia page but it wasn't there."for use in countless brain research fields.Talia,That's how Wade got the 11 -to startanother scientist,uses optogenetics to studywriting Wikipedia pages for diverse people inconnections between cells in the mouse brain.Thescience who don't yet have them.method allows her to comb the relationshipsIn her free time,Wade searches the Internetbetween cells that produce and respond todopamine(多巴胺)，which might help uncoverto 12 information,and then she gets to workdetails about motivation and learning.writing Wikipedia pages.She's written more thanSo far,optogenetics research has taken place1,700 so far.mostly in mice.But findings into more complexWade is now making a 13 for herself inbrains like human brain may soon be confirmed.science,and she knows she wouldn't be here"We are definitely on the tip of uncovering somewithout those who came before her."We all havefascinating principles of the human brain,such asa role to 14 in making science a more diversehow the brain transforms signals from the eyesand 15 place,"she said.into perceptions,"says Yasmine of Columbia1.A.ambitionsB.potentialsUniversity.C.achievementsD.demandsNo matter what happens next in this swiftly2.A.naturallyB.permanentlymoving field,one thing is certain:Brain scientistsC.rarelyD.regularlywill be forever in the algae's debt.3.A.share1.What does Paragraph 2 mainly talk about?B.chooseA.The origin of neurons.C.readD.appreciateB.The discovery of green algae.4.A.thought little ofB.came up withC.The varieties of neurons.C.passed downD.left outD.The inspiration from green algae.5.A.goalB.progress2.What can we learn from Pan's research?C.responsibilityD.numberA.Damaged eyesight is likely to be restored.6.A.conceptsB.role modelsB.The finding is used to cure brain diseases.C.safety rulesD.followersC.Relationships between cells have been found.7.A.referred toB.turned downD.The light-sensing protein is the key to theC.ran acrossD.took inbrain.8.A.awesomeB.ordinary3.What's Yasmine's attitude towards the future ofC.seriousD.patienther research?B.Confident.9.A.rememberB.identifyA.Cautious.C.Critical.D.Unclear.C.offerD.find4.Which section is this text most probably taken10.A.desiredB.acceptedfrom?C.recommendedD.acknowledgedA.Health.B.Botany.11.A.helpB.orderC.Figure.D.Invention.C.beliefD.ideaIV.完形填空12.A.collectB.postThroughouthistory,femalescientists,C.manageD.correctengineers and mathematicians have changed the13.A.suggestionB.willworld.But while their 1 have been massive,C.nameD.requesttheir names and their stories have 2been14.A.makeB.playpublicised.Physicist Jess Wade wanted to 3C.selectD.decidethe stories of great scientific pioneers who may beB.saferoverlooked and she 4 a unique way to do that:15.A.fairerwriting Wikipedia pages.C.quieterD.wider60英语deliver v.分娩；生孩子She was delivered of a healthy boy.她生下一个健康的男孩儿o

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