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Brain neuroscience

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Brain Stem   Controls heart rate, breathing, and other critical body functions  
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Cerebellum   Helps control fine movements and balance  
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Occipital Lobe   This controls your vision  
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Temporal Lobes   This controls your hearing and is responsible for speech  
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Parietal Lobe   This is where your touch and taste sense are controlled along with some memory  
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Frontal Lobe   Controls your feelings, emotions, complex thinking, and imagination  
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Corpus Collosum   A band of fibers that connects the two hemispheres of the brain  
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Neuron   The cells of the brain that transmit information to and from each other  
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Dendrite   An "arm" that extends from the nucleus of a neuron connecting it to other neurons  
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Synapse   The gap in between axons where neurotransmitters pass from one neuron to the next  
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Pituitary Gland   Controls growth by releasing hormones in the body  
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Hypothalamus   Helps to coordinate many functions in the brain, problems with it lead to depression and other disorders like ADHD.  
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Cerebrum   The most "evolved" part of the brain. It contains the frontal, parietal, temporal, and occipital lobes.  
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Depression   People with this are sad, sleep a lot, and are difficult to cheer up  
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ADHD   People with this have a hard time concentrating and are often talkative and hyper.  
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Anxiety   People with this are very nervous, their heart races, and they get sweaty palms  
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Alzheimers   A disease that leads to deterioration of the brain typically in old age  
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Parkinsons   People with this have a difficult time controlling their movements and shake a lot.  
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Limbic System   Connects the different lobes of the brain and controls emotion.  
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Myelination   Super speeds nerve signals  
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Pruning   Gets rid of un-needed connections  
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Adolescence   Period when the brain starts to reorganize and the frontal lobe develops more  
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Adulthood   Brain still forms new connections, but at a slower rate. There can be some atrophy  
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Childhood   Brain increases 80% in size and there is an over-production of synapses.  
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Prenatal-Infancy   Brain forms over 100 billion neurons  
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Who does number two work for?   Austin Powers  
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I'm the dude, you're lebowski.   The Big Lebowski  
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