Six stages of brain development
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, 1. neurogenesis
2. cell migration
3. cell differentiation
4. circuit formation
5. cell death
6. circuit pruning
The glial cells that form the myelin sheath in the CNS are
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oligodendrocytes
integration zone
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where the decision to produce a neural signal is made
-typically the axon hillock
Meninges
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three layers of connective tissue in which the brain and spinal cord are
wrapped
, What is neuroscience?
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the scientific study of the nervous system
Lissencephaly
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"Smooth brain"; condition where there is little to no gyri or sulci within
cerebral cortex. Typically have low IQ.
The brainstem is composed of
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- the midbrain, pons, and medulla
- it is responsible for reticular formation: sleep/arousal, temperature control
Ouput Zone
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, 1. neurogenesis
2. cell migration
3. cell differentiation
4. circuit formation
5. cell death
6. circuit pruning
The glial cells that form the myelin sheath in the CNS are
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oligodendrocytes
integration zone
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where the decision to produce a neural signal is made
-typically the axon hillock
Meninges
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three layers of connective tissue in which the brain and spinal cord are
wrapped
, What is neuroscience?
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the scientific study of the nervous system
Lissencephaly
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"Smooth brain"; condition where there is little to no gyri or sulci within
cerebral cortex. Typically have low IQ.
The brainstem is composed of
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- the midbrain, pons, and medulla
- it is responsible for reticular formation: sleep/arousal, temperature control
Ouput Zone
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