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**Study reveals how an anesthesia drug induces unconsciousness | MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of Technology**
**Propofol, a drug commonly used for general anesthesia, derails the brain’s normal balance between stability and excitability.**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---** **Introduction**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---** **Methodology**
**Researchers used a novel technique.**
**---** **Conclusion**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---** **Article Body**
****Propofol a drug commonly used for general anesthesia derails the brain’s normal balance between stability and excitability**Anne Trafton | MIT News Publication Date: July 15, 2024 Press Inquiries: Press Contact MIT Media Relations Email: expertrequests@mitedu Phone: 617-253-2700 ---**
**Abstract**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Introduction**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Methodology**
**Researchers used a novel technique.**
**---**
**Conclusion**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Article Body**
**Propofol a drug commonly used for general anesthesia derails the brain’s normal balance between stability and excitability**Anne Trafton | MIT News Publication Date: July 15, 2024 Press Inquiries: Press Contact MIT Media Relations Email: expertrequests@mitedu Phone: 617-253-2700 ---**
**Abstract**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Introduction**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Methodology**
**Researchers used a novel technique.**
**---**
**Conclusion**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Article Body**
**Propofol a drug commonly used for general anesthesia derails the brain’s normal balance between stability and excitability**Anne Trafton | MIT News Publication Date: July 15, 2024 Press Inquiries: Press Contact MIT Media Relations Email: expertrequests@mitedu Phone: 617-253-2700 ---**
**Abstract**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Introduction**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Methodology**
**Researchers used a novel technique.**
**---**
**Conclusion**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Article Body**
**Propofol a drug commonly used for general anesthesia derails the brain’s normal balance between stability and excitability**Anne Trafton | MIT News Publication Date: July 15, 2024 Press Inquiries: Press Contact MIT Media Relations Email: expertrequests@mitedu Phone: 617-253-2700 ---**
**Abstract**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Introduction**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Methodology**
**Researchers used a novel technique.**
**---**
**Conclusion**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Article Body**
**Propofol a drug commonly used for general anesthesia derails the brain’s normal balance between stability and excitability**Anne Trafton | MIT News Publication Date: July 15, 2024 Press Inquiries: Press Contact MIT Media Relations Email: expertrequests@mitedu Phone: 617-253-2700 ---**
**Abstract**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Introduction**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Methodology**
**Researchers used a novel technique.**
**---**
**Conclusion**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Article Body**
**Propofol a drug commonly used for general anesthesia derails the brain’s normal balance between stability and excitability**Anne Trafton | MIT News Publication Date: July 15, 2024 Press Inquiries: Press Contact MIT Media Relations Email: expertrequests@mitedu Phone: 617-253-2700 ---**
**Abstract**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Introduction**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Methodology**
**Researchers used a novel technique.**
**---**
**Conclusion**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Article Body**
**Propofol a drug commonly used for general anesthesia derails the brain’s normal balance between stability and excitability**Anne Trafton | MIT News Publication Date: July 15, 2024 Press Inquiries: Press Contact MIT Media Relations Email: expertrequests@mitedu Phone: 617-253-2700 ---**
**Abstract**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Introduction**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Methodology**
**Researchers used a novel technique.**
**---**
**Conclusion**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Article Body**
**Propofol a drug commonly used for general anesthesia derails the brain’s normal balance between stability and excitability**Anne Trafton | MIT News Publication Date: July 15, 2024 Press Inquiries: Press Contact MIT Media Relations Email: expertrequests@mitedu Phone: 617-253-2700 ---**
**Abstract**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Introduction**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Methodology**
**Researchers used a novel technique.**
**---**
**Conclusion**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Article Body**
**Propofol a drug commonly used for general anesthesia derails the brain’s normal balance between stability and excitability**Anne Trafton | MIT News Publication Date: July 15, 2024 Press Inquiries: Press Contact MIT Media Relations Email: expertrequests@mitedu Phone: 617-253-2700 ---**
**Abstract**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Introduction**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Methodology**
**Researchers used a novel technique.**
**---**
**Conclusion**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Article Body**
**Propofol a drug commonly used for general anesthesia derails the brain’s normal balance between stability and excitability**Anne Trafton | MIT News Publication Date: July 15, 2024 Press Inquiries: Press Contact MIT Media Relations Email: expertrequests@mitedu Phone: 617-253-2700 ---**
**Abstract**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Introduction**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Methodology**
**Researchers used a novel technique.**
**---**
**Conclusion**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Article Body**
**Propofol a drug commonly used for general anesthesia derails the brain’s normal balance between stability and excitability**Anne Trafton | MIT News Publication Date: July 15, 2024 Press Inquiries: Press Contact MIT Media Relations Email: expertrequests@mitedu Phone: 617-253-2700 ---**
**Abstract**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Introduction**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Methodology**
**Researchers used a novel technique.**
**---**
**Conclusion**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Article Body**
**Propofol a drug commonly used for general anesthesia derails the brain’s normal balance between stability and excitability**Anne Trafton | MIT News Publication Date: July 15, 2024 Press Inquiries: Press Contact MIT Media Relations Email: expertrequests@mitedu Phone: 617-253-2700 ---**
**Abstract**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Introduction**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Methodology**
**Researchers used a novel technique.**
**---**
**Conclusion**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Article Body**
**Propofol a drug commonly used for general anesthesia derails the brain’s normal balance between stability and excitability**Anne Trafton | MIT News Publication Date: July 15, 2024 Press Inquiries: Press Contact MIT Media Relations Email: expertrequests@mitedu Phone: 617-253-2700 ---**
**Abstract**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Introduction**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Methodology**
**Researchers used a novel technique.**
**---**
**Conclusion**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Article Body**
**Propofol a drug commonly used for general anesthesia derails the brain’s normal balance between stability and excitability**Anne Trafton | MIT News Publication Date: July 15, 2024 Press Inquiries: Press Contact MIT Media Relations Email: expertrequests@mitedu Phone: 617-253-2700 ---**
**Abstract**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Introduction**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Methodology**
**Researchers used a novel technique.**
**---**
**Conclusion**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Article Body**
**Propofol a drug commonly used for general anesthesia derails the brain’s normal balance between stability and excitability**Anne Trafton | MIT News Publication Date: July 15, 2024 Press Inquiries: Press Contact MIT Media Relations Email: expertrequests@mitedu Phone: 617-253-2700 ---**
**Abstract**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Introduction**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Methodology**
**Researchers used a novel technique.**
**---**
**Conclusion**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Article Body**
**Propofol a drug commonly used for general anesthesia derails the brain’s normal balance between stability and excitability**Anne Trafton | MIT News Publication Date: July 15, 2024 Press Inquiries: Press Contact MIT Media Relations Email: expertrequests@mitedu Phone: 617-253-2700 ---**
**Abstract**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Introduction**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Methodology**
**Researchers used a novel technique.**
**---**
**Conclusion**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Article Body**
**Propofol a drug commonly used for general anesthesia derails the brain’s normal balance between stability and excitability**Anne Trafton | MIT News Publication Date: July 15, 2024 Press Inquiries: Press Contact MIT Media Relations Email: expertrequests@mitedu Phone: 617-253-2700 ---**
**Abstract**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Introduction**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Methodology**
**Researchers used a novel technique.**
**---**
**Conclusion**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Article Body**
**Propofol a drug commonly used for general anesthesia derails the brain’s normal balance between stability and excitability**Anne Trafton | MIT News Publication Date: July 15, 2024 Press Inquiries: Press Contact MIT Media Relations Email: expertrequests@mitedu Phone: 617-253-2700 ---**
**Abstract**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Introduction**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Methodology**
**Researchers used a novel technique.**
**---**
**Conclusion**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Article Body**
**Propofol a drug commonly used for general anesthesia derails the brain’s normal balance between stability and excitability**Anne Trafton | MIT News Publication Date: July 15, 2024 Press Inquiries: Press Contact MIT Media Relations Email: expertrequests@mitedu Phone: 617-253-2700 ---**
**Abstract**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Introduction**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Methodology**
**Researchers used a novel technique.**
**---**
**Conclusion**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Article Body**
**Propofol a drug commonly used for general anesthesia derails the brain’s normal balance between stability and excitability**Anne Trafton | MIT News Publication Date: July 15, 2024 Press Inquiries: Press Contact MIT Media Relations Email: expertrequests@mitedu Phone: 617-253-2700 ---**
**Abstract**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Introduction**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Methodology**
**Researchers used a novel technique.**
**---**
**Conclusion**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Article Body**
**Propofol a drug commonly used for general anesthesia derails the brain’s normal balance between stability and excitability**Anne Trafton | MIT News Publication Date: July 15, 2024 Press Inquiries: Press Contact MIT Media Relations Email: expertrequests@mitedu Phone: 617-253-2700 ---**
**Abstract**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Introduction**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Methodology**
**Researchers used a novel technique.**
**---**
**Conclusion**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Article Body**
**Propofol a drug commonly used for general anesthesia derails the brain’s normal balance between stability and excitability**Anne Trafton | MIT News Publication Date: July 15, 2024 Press Inquiries: Press Contact MIT Media Relations Email: expertrequests@mitedu Phone: 617-253-2700 ---**
**Abstract**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Introduction**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Methodology**
**Researchers used a novel technique.**
**---**
**Conclusion**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Article Body**
**Propofol a drug commonly used for general anesthesia derails the brain’s normal balance between stability and excitability**Anne Trafton | MIT News Publication Date: July 15, 2024 Press Inquiries: Press Contact MIT Media Relations Email: expertrequests@mitedu Phone: 617-253-2700 ---**
**Abstract**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Introduction**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Methodology**
**Researchers used a novel technique.**
**---**
**Conclusion**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Article Body**
**Propofol a drug commonly used for general anesthesia derails the brain’s normal balance between stability and excitability**Anne Trafton | MIT News Publication Date: July 15, 2024 Press Inquiries: Press Contact MIT Media Relations Email: expertrequests@mitedu Phone: 617-253-2700 ---**
**Abstract**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Introduction**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Methodology**
**Researchers used a novel technique.**
**---**
**Conclusion**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Article Body**
**Propofol a drug commonly used for general anesthesia derails the brain’s normal balance between stability and excitability**Anne Trafton | MIT News Publication Date: July 15, 2024 Press Inquiries: Press Contact MIT Media Relations Email: expertrequests@mitedu Phone: 617-253-2700 ---**
**Abstract**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Introduction**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Methodology**
**Researchers used a novel technique.**
**---**
**Conclusion**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Article Body**
**Propofol a drug commonly used for general anesthesia derails the brain’s normal balance between stability and excitability**Anne Trafton | MIT News Publication Date: July 15, 2024 Press Inquiries: Press Contact MIT Media Relations Email: expertrequests@mitedu Phone: 617-253-2700 ---**
**Abstract**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Introduction**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Methodology**
**Researchers used a novel technique.**
**---**
**Conclusion**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Article Body**
**Propofol a drug commonly used for general anesthesia derails the brain’s normal balance between stability and excitability**Anne Trafton | MIT News Publication Date: July 15, 2024 Press Inquiries: Press Contact MIT Media Relations Email: expertrequests@mitedu Phone: 617-253-2700 ---**
**Abstract**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Introduction**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Methodology**
**Researchers used a novel technique.**
**---**
**Conclusion**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Article Body**
**Propofol a drug commonly used for general anesthesia derails the brain’s normal balance between stability and excitability**Anne Trafton | MIT News Publication Date: July 15, 2024 Press Inquiries: Press Contact MIT Media Relations Email: expertrequests@mitedu Phone: 617-253-2700 ---**
**Abstract**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Introduction**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Methodology**
**Researchers used a novel technique.**
**---**
**Conclusion**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Article Body**
**Propofol a drug commonly used for general anesthesia derails the brain’s normal balance between stability and excitability**Anne Trafton | MIT News Publication Date: July 15, 2024 Press Inquiries: Press Contact MIT Media Relations Email: expertrequests@mitedu Phone: 617-253-2700 ---**
**Abstract**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Introduction**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Methodology**
**Researchers used a novel technique.**
**---**
**Conclusion**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Article Body**
**Propofol a drug commonly used for general anesthesia derails the brain’s normal balance between stability and excitability**Anne Trafton | MIT News Publication Date: July 15, 2024 Press Inquiries: Press Contact MIT Media Relations Email: expertrequests@mitedu Phone: 617-253-2700 ---**
**Abstract**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Introduction**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Methodology**
**Researchers used a novel technique.**
**---**
**Conclusion**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Article Body**
**Propofol a drug commonly used for general anesthesia derails the brain’s normal balance between stability and excitability**Anne Trafton | MIT News Publication Date: July 15, 2024 Press Inquiries: Press Contact MIT Media Relations Email: expertrequests@mitedu Phone: 617-253-2700 ---**
**Abstract**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Introduction**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Methodology**
**Researchers used a novel technique.**
**---**
**Conclusion**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Article Body**
**Propofol a drug commonly used for general anesthesia derails the brain’s normal balance between stability and excitability**Anne Trafton | MIT News Publication Date: July 15, 2024 Press Inquiries: Press Contact MIT Media Relations Email: expertrequests@mitedu Phone: 617-253-2700 ---**
**Abstract**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Introduction**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Methodology**
**Researchers used a novel technique.**
**---**
**Conclusion**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Article Body**
**Propofol a drug commonly used for general anesthesia derails the brain’s normal balance between stability and excitability**Anne Trafton | MIT News Publication Date: July 15, 2024 Press Inquiries: Press Contact MIT Media Relations Email: expertrequests@mitedu Phone: 617-253-2700 ---**
**Abstract**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Introduction**
**Neuroscientists have now answered a long-standing question about how the drug propofol induces unconsciousness.**
**Propofol, a widely used general anesthetic, changes the brain's natural balance between stability and excitability, causing it to become increasingly unstable until the brain loses consciousness.**
**---**
**Methodology**
**Researchers used a novel technique.**
**---**
**Conclusion**
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