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Neuroanatomy

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The nerve pathways from the brain to other parts of the body and the internal structure of the brain are very complex. As a result, Neuroanatomy has evolved into a field of its own but is sometimes still defined as a subfield in neuroscience. The division of the brain into different regions and structures aims to understand their function. For example, much of the knowledge about brain function comes from examining the effects of the injury on different areas of the brain in Neural activity. In the central Nervous System, there is a division between what matured the grey matter. In addition to the axons and dendrites found in where matter, grey matter contains neuronal nuclei. Gray is present in the cerebral cortex, basal ganglia, and parts of the spinal cord. In fibres, the fibres that connect different parts of the brain, as fibres the fibres that connect the brain to the spinal cord, contain only white matter. The colour difference between whitegreyter and grey matter is myelin, which encapsulates nerve cell enlargement. Myelin is a white fatty shell that separates nerve endings from each other. White matter contains a lot of myelin grey area to grey matter.

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Neuroanatomy

Presentations | English