How to pronounce Neurons in English

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because some of these neurons are output neurons,

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Because some of these neurons are output neurons,

Exercising your neurons,

Except, with neurons,

These neurons are interconnected

Which can harm neurons,

Loss of the critical neurons of the dopamine-producing neurons in the

Of small units, called neurons.

To see the neurons flashing,

To record from individual neurons.

By God, then we could deal with it two neurons and then four neurons and four million neurons and then a hundred million

These 87 billion of interconnected neurons

neurons are generated from stem cells.

On the dendrites of the neurons.

Was a single layer of neurons

And when the neurons fire off.

Sent by neurons in the brain.

Your neurons are communicating at different frequencies.

That promotes the growth of the neurons,

Neurogenesis, the growth of new neurons, and

neurons. And we can enhance this through

For his amazing discovery of the neurons.

Which are being transformed into new neurons.

So the stimulator actually helps those neurons

Called neurons, these are little computing units

So, the gap is filled in with neurons

They boost the energy levels in the neurons.

By increasing the number of mitochondria in neurons,

And track electrical pulses within the neurons in

That can record individual nerve cells or neurons

This many cells, a thousand neurons light up

It can even capture the symphony of neurons

Cells supporting the olfactory neurons in the nose

That happens to the neurons in this brain area.

The neurons in the brain that represent the brain

Well, interestingly, our guts have a hundred million neurons.

Brain-derived neurotrophic factor, promote the growth of neurons,

And then use light to control how neurons fire.

Sending electronic pulses back and forth between corresponding neurons.

The neurons in a person's arm allowing them to

When we can identify those neurons in his brain,

In order to create new connections with other neurons –

The neurons start to connect in a different fashion,

neurons they make up 2% of your body mass

We have mice that have damage to dopamine producing neurons,

Promote the connection of neurons, and the strengthening in synapses.

The neurons in our brain - the cells in our brain -

Hundreds and thousands of neurons are firing in the brain,

Using light and sound, you can activate or inhibit neurons,

It kind of excites the same neurons in your brain

This relay race is happening simultaneously throughout billions of neurons.

The 4 million artificial neurons packed into this neuromorphic computer

So during learning, the brain can change the connections between neurons.

The abnormal accumulation of amyloid, or the degeneration of dopamine neurons

Are their neurons protected, in mice, of Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease?

Exercise and intermittent fasting, and using your neurons, using your brain

One reason is they provide an alternative fuel for the neurons,

This is the problem, that if we keep running the neurons,

And each one of those neurons has the capacity to fire.

They are creating three different high resolution maps - one of neurons;

Of neurons, and it was limited in what it could do.

The virus bores into the nuclei of the furry guy's neurons

The fasting is a mild energetic stress, and the neurons respond adaptively

Those same neurons are not needed, so they're going to remain quiet.

Brain cells are called neurons and imagine each of these brain cells

So what's the difference well you're born with all the neurons but

Your environment those neurons are trying out your environment by trial and

Environment those neurons are trying out your environment by trial and error

It can increase the ability of the neurons to form and maintain synapses,

And again, what's happening in this case when you are using your neurons,

The microchips on these wafers look nothing like the entangled web of neurons

The neurons that fire together wire together and if you don't use them in

Stimulates the neurons to have your brain rewire it but also like has a

Cells called neurons so if we truly understand the system then we see that

More so each of these hundred billion neurons can make as many on average

Mirror behavior there's even mirror neurons and what they do is they look at

Bigger picture as we finish up brain cells were called neurons they make up

Are just a tiny fraction of the 86 billion neurons in the human brain.

Well a baby is born with about a hundred billion neurons and that baby brain

So what's the difference well the you're born with all the neurons but then as

One of their connections - which uses different colors to indicate the orientation of neurons’ branches;

This new hardware is called neuromorphic which means formed like neurons or like the brain.

Still only has a hundred billion neurons or maybe a few less if we've had a

neurons they have the same number of brain cells at Birth as we do as adults

neurons they have the same number of brain cells at birth as we do as adults

A frog and this tadpole has a primitive nervous system it has about 177 neurons brain cells it

He's built a series of simulations around how the human face moves how we express emotion and how our neurons fire?

Made up of roughly 85 billion neurons and other supporting cells about which we know little the brain consumes almost 20 percent of our energy