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You can see areas where neuronal cell bodies are being stained.
This synchronous firing strengthens the connections between that set of neurons, linking them together into what's known as a neuronal ensemble, in this case the one for pineapple.
Dolphins are encoded by a different neuronal ensemble.
In fact, every object that you've seen is encoded by a neuronal ensemble associated with it, the neurons wired together by that synchronized firing.
The neuronal ensemble for a dolphin balancing a pineapple doesn't exist.
If the neuronal ensembles for the dolphin and pineapple are activated at the same time, we can perceive the two separate objects as a single image.
If the neuronal ensembles are turned on at the same time, you experience the composite image just as if you'd actually seen it.
This conscious purposeful synchronization of different neuronal ensembles by the prefrontal cortex is called mental synthesis.
In order for mental sythesis to work, signals would have to arrive at both neuronal ensembles at the same time.
And on the other side, of course, is a normal child, and the normal child has all of these neuronal connections.
Now, the neuronal connections are important, because that is the definition of human capital.
It actually exaggerates their separateness of representation, in multi-dimensional neuronal representational terms.
And children operating in various language behaviors, or in various reading behaviors, you see for the most extent, for most children, their neuronal responses, complexly abnormal before you start, are normalized by the training.
On the basis of research with comparable cells from mice, scientists envision that stem cells could be used to replace bone marrow in patients suffering from cancer, produce pancreatic cells for alleviating diabetes, or neuronal cells for treating Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's disease, and various brain and spinal cord disorders.
In general, the exchange of information between the billions of neurons that make up the neuronal forest takes place through two types of highly specialized structures: chemical synapses (the majority) and so-called gap junctions (a substrate of one class of electrical synapse).
In addition, electrical interactions take place between closely apposed neuronal elements without obvious membrane specializations.
And we now know that the activity of neuronal circuits is strongly influenced by neuromodulators (such as dopamine, serotonin, and acetylcholine), which are secreted by a small group of neurons and diffuse through large regions of the nervous system.
The neuronal circuits involved in reflexes are a typical example – relatively simple, fast, automatic actions that occur at a subconscious level.
The modulatory systems, however, act on multiple neuronal circuits and brain areas.
Computational models of neuronal networks based on real circuits already have become useful tools to study aspects of the functional organization of the brain.