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"We mocked up what a zombie brain would look like," Voytek said, and "it kind of took off." Voytek calls it a way of getting people to accidentally learn something about the brain.

But when it comes to flesh-eating, shuffling monsters, the zombie phenomenon remains firmly rooted in fiction. "No kind of brain damage could make anything like a zombie happen," Voytek said.