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The synaptic brain works in cycles, which can be measured with EEG sensors. If the brain is asleep or damaged, the cycles are much slower. BTW Can't they alre
by neurotech1 16y ago
The synaptic brain works in cycles, which can be measured with EEG sensors. If the brain is asleep or damaged, the cycles are much slower.
BTW Can't they already map out connections using fMRI or dtMRI?
- davi 16y agoNo. These synapses: http://synapses.clm.utexas.edu/anatomy/chemical/asymh.htm http://synapses.clm.utexas.edu/anatomy/chemical/asymh.htm EEG sensors measure large aggregates of activity.