How to pronounce Cortex in English

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the parietal cortex and the frontal cortex are

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The parietal cortex and the frontal cortex are

Of the parietal cortex gets through to the frontal cortex.

Except for this cortex.

The cortex was thick

Notice that the visual cortex talks a lot to the visual cortex,

The visual cortex, for example.

This includes the prefrontal cortex

Then the cortex suffers and the cortex loses blood flow and it gets weaker

Brain the cortex is more developed and most of that creativity of that cortex

Are what we call the cortex.

Not limited to the visual cortex.

And this here is your cortex

And this is where the cortex comes in again the cortex is our awareness it's

Kick it north to that prefrontal cortex.

Ventral medial prefrontal cortex and nucleus accumbets.

That you see in the prefrontal cortex,

And your cortex like the hard drive.

cortex that would work well and symbiotically

We stimulate the cortex we can hit

The cortex of the brain and in the eye the cortex is as much as 15 to 20

Frontal cortex, anything to tell me about this?

Her prefrontal cortex starts to assess that risk

Some research suggests that the parietal cortex responds

To distractions, the frontal cortex which is involved

You see a nice activation in the auditory cortex.

And the medial prefrontal cortex does the volume control;

One, in the right hemisphere in the auditory cortex,

That's the prefrontal cortex telling you, "Knock it off."

Hang on, I'll just ask the posterior parietal cortex.

With that undeveloped prefrontal cortex and the dominant limbic system.

There's a part of the brain called the prefrontal cortex -

A lot of it comes down to the prefrontal cortex,

Of your prefrontal cortex, the front half of the brain.

If the frontal cortex can keep the parietal in check,

And you see the auditory cortex somewhere in the middle there;

How the different frequencies are laid out along the auditory cortex.

That's in an area of the brain called the cortex nucleus.

Hang on, I'll ask the posterior parietal cortex: where are we?

You see here some of the arteries of the prefrontal cortex.

Certain effects with their adrenal cortex would enlarge and thicken they

Decorticate means you disconnected the cortex decorticate posture and you can

Disconnecting the cortex and you're having less inhibition so what do

Disconnecting the cortex and you're having less inhibition so what do

And we can visualize the auditory cortex in normal controls without tinnitus.

As we are describing this problem, we're looking at the prefrontal cortex,

The white matter, particularly in the pre frontal cortex is still developing.

Being drunk obviously the alcohol is interfering with the cortex and the

Pressure cortisol all those things the brain ultimately the cortex is what

Of brain cells in your cortex fire together and then they all

It has to do with the higher brain functions in the frontal cortex,

We could inflate the cortex to see inside all of the wrinkles, essentially,

Especially the frontal lobe the cortex so with exercise you have three benefits

cortex and inhibit that stress response and help the body bring back that

Flow goes from the cortex to the brainstem that's why the more stressed

On full alert immediately but with a high functioning cortex that can quickly

Pressure cortisol all those things the the brain ultimately the cortex is what

That negativity of that cortex actually goes to regulate how we function as

Immediately but with a high functioning cortex that can quickly turn off that

There's an increase in the blood flow of the prefrontal cortex of the brain –

Things that make us uniquely human is a function of the cortex of the

Active and the blood goes from the cortex down into the brainstem to the

Estate in the visual cortex the area of the brain normally used to process

Response and that is the frontal lobe your cortex the brain and especially the

To simplify tremendously here and we're going to call this the brain the cortex

Stuck in this high blood pressure state it's because the cortex is wired and

The folds that surface layer is the cortex it's the most unique thing about

Our higher functions and the cortex is wired it has the ability to when

We talk about brain we're talking about the cortex that's the outer portion the

And your cortex does not have the ability to go in and interrupts that

cortex that's the outer portion the stuff that looks like a walnut so the

Four-legged animals and that brain the cortex is more developed and most of

Disconnect in the cortex decorticate posture and you can look at any sort of

Know that's the weaker side of their cortex because it doesn't have the same

And then, in the frontal cortex, sort of in the front part of the brain,

Stem so the cortex is the surface layer of your brain this is where your

It could be the adjustment in itself is a very powerful signal to the cortex

We have the more that balance will be shifted away from the cortex to the

Blood went away from your cortex and down to your brain that brought down to

And the brain the cortex one of it's functions is to turn off the stress

That we know that's the weaker side of their cortex because it doesn't have the

Your body the cortex is what senses and regulates that basic muscle tone so what

Place that both of these hormones are made in the adrenal cortex but DHEA is

When we want to turn on those muscles the basic muscle tone then the cortex

The cortex is what senses and regulates that basic muscle tone so what does that

Place that both of these hormones are made in the adrenal cortex but DHEA is

Sending more blood to the frontal lobe and to the cortex of your brain you also

The left and right side of the cortex and down below we're going to have the

So how do we increase the activity of the cortex so that we can bring the

This is your part of your brain the cortex is the most modern the most newly

Turn it off and then the cortex will do that here's the problem the more stress

cortex turns off those cells that turn off the motor response so a minus and a

But what it does is this it reroutes the blood flow from the cortex to the brain

Because of it so how do we get the blood flow back to the cortex how do we ramp

They were especially interested in the claustrum a thin sheet of nerve cells that sits at the bottom of the cerebral cortex

Reichal and his team scientists can study in some detail the two enormous folded sheets of out of rain called the cerebral cortex