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changes everything to nonnormal
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| makes stuff go back to normal |
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| nerves outside of the brain (like, in the spine) that run sympathetic and parasympathetic |
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| like, a temp that your body likes to be, or a weight |
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| makes you hungry. strongest eating neurotransmitter |
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| if you get rid of estrogen, ovuoles, testes, whatever... |
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| people still have sex, but not nesecarily as much |
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| nerves from brain to face (signicant because htey don't use spinal chord) |
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| controls breathing and blood and stuff |
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| manages inputs from body and ballance and stuff |
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| what motivated behaviors (eating, sex) is all about (maybe) |
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| amygdala, hippocampus, and hypothamalus |
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| figuring out what parts of the brain do what |
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| the picture with the brain with all the body parts around it. it moves shit. |
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| right behind the contralateral control. It's the map of what feels what. |
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| "glue" not really. It structures the brain and talks to eachother. they're still figuring it out |
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| white stuff that wraps around axons ad speeds it al up |
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| gaps in meylin. speed stuff up |
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| inside neuron (less plus) |
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| PREVENTS STUff in blood from getting into the brain (made of glia) |
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| outtermost layer of brain wrinkles |
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| middle layer of brain wrinkles |
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| innermost layer of brain wrinkles |
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| reduces the density of neurons in the hypothalaus |
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| stress chemical in humans |
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| things at the end of the dna that holds it together and prevent damage (stress weakens them and makes it harder to make proteins) |
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| prevents learning, makes you less good at dealing with more stress |
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| when neurons are more sensitive to one another for long periods of time |
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| front (memory cognition recognition motor) |
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| middle bottom (speach, hearing, memory) |
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| shit are telling the neuron all the time "fire" "don't fire!" and it has to decide what to do |
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| puts the neurotransmitter back in the neuron |
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| eat unwanted neurotransmitters |
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| controls circadium rhythms (hamster hotel) |
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| eating (if you don't do it enough, you die) |
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| sex (you could not do it, and it would be fine, but it's nice) |
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| sexually dimorphous nucleus |
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