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#1 kolia 2

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Posted 21 March 2010 - 03:18 PM


Architecture of the endoplasmic reticulum and mitochondria, can modulate the amplitude and velocity of different local concentrations of Ca 2 + in different parts of the neuron cells. Activity is expressed set of genes and depends on the oscillation frequency of calcium in the cell.

To better understand the brain we must compare the computer with an analog brain structure:

1) 2 - 4 layers of the cerebral cortex are a kind of permanent memory, media, memory, which is mainly concentrated in the granule neurons 2 and 4 layers of

2) with the first layer has an output of associative tract axons in superficial cortical layers connecting the vertical and the third layer is the route of axons from the frontal part of it throughout the association cortex layers horizontally connecting the frontal lobes from the occipital and temporal cortical columns.

3) 5 and 6 represent sections of the memory center of the processor, where it is decrypted and processed. That is, this person I am.

4) of the hippocampus - memory card of the brain that processes new information in the cerebral cortex. It is located in the "white" brain, where the fat layer of glial cells can quickly change the current in the neurons of the information, rather than storing it for a long time, as in the gray cortex.

5) the cerebellum - keeps the reflexes, which can be compared only with the built-in memory on the motherboard (BIOS) on your computer because the computer is not a robot and has no mouth, hands and feet.

6) posterior part of the cortex - a map that defines their hyper column (pixel information) on 5 and 6 layers of the cortex.

7) thalamus - synchronizes all of the subcortical brain nuclei of the brain and sends it in 5-6 layers of the cortex. We can say that this is the second part of the sensory processing by the brain. In a computer processor are all united in a single processor.

8) pineal gland - the time in the brain responsible for sleep.

9) the nucleus of the medial surface of the intermediate and secondary cerebral cortex as a motherboard includes: hippocampus, cerebellum, thalamus, pineal gland and pituitary gland.

10) pituitary gland - gland activates the body and especially the thyroid gland. This is as little applicable to the computer because the computer does not have a trunk.

11) as well as the two hemispheres of the brain - we can guess that this is the corpus callosum between the two processor cores.




In principle, the memory can simply listen to a simple device, but alas, it interfering colored noise.




http://forum.neurosc...read.php?t=4286


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