#neuro science

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Hey hey hello, I'm trying to gather data

Thanks to this cute little science video

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Wt7rR0MCYsg

I have become hyperfixated on the phenomenon of an internal narrator, specifically during reading. Please select that which applies to you, and feel free to elaborate either in reblog or the tags

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#LongCovid and Cognitive Deficits by @EricTopol

"None of this is good news for Long Covid and the brain, folks."

https://erictopol.substack.com/p/long-covid-and-cognitive-deficits?utm_campaign=post&triedRedirect=true

#psychiatry #neuroscience #BrainHealth #Neurology #brain #SARSCoV2 #COVID19 #CentralNervousSystem #NervousSystem #BrainFog

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Christopher Michel - Robert Sapolsky, 2023

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science.

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There's a well-known correlation between depression, suicide, and the seasons of spring and summer, often attributed to seasonal allergies. The most plausible explanation is that pollen and allergies trigger inflammation, which can impair self-control and increase impulsivity. However, from a broader perspective, the underlying theme here is not merely allergies but thermodynamics. I say this because it's heat that triggers plants' release of increased amounts of pollen, exacerbating allergies. A related theory is the "heat hypothesis," which posits that higher temperatures correlate with increased aggressive behavior. Field experiments found evidence to support this hypothesis, while other lab experiments returned mixed results. But an empirical analysis would eventually lend more credence to the theory. For instance, researchers published a paper in 1997 in which they performed a statistical analysis looking at averages in temperature in comparison to US crime rates across the years 1950–1995. The analysis revealed a compelling pattern and suggested that higher temperatures are, in fact, linked to increases in crimes such as assault and murder. Through the lens of cognitive and physiological stress: since heat may impair cognitive performance and reduce self-control, it may also potentially make individuals more prone to aggression. 

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molecular neurobiology mandatory-elective or pre-thesis work? the best answer is both!!🧫🪭

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felt like eating ice cream so I just said yolo

working on my first ever abstract for my research project— woefully in over my head~

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neuro annoying neutro... found neutro patrolling

NOT LORE ACCURATE AND BY LORE I MEAN PHYSIOLOGICALNOT MEDICALLY ACCURATE!! pretend theres a barrier between the two <\3 even then...

neutro is this close 👌 from starting ALS they mad

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Neuron Structure Vocabulary

Neuron -- nerve cell -- basic functional and structural unit of the nervous system

Action Potentials -- electrochemical signals -- drive the nervous system

Soma -- central cell body of a neuron

Bipolar Neuron -- neuron with one dendrite

Multipolar Neuron -- neuron with many dendrites

Synaptic Knobs -- form connections with target cells

Synaptic Cleft -- small gap after the synaptic knob

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So. A conversation tangent with the co-conspirator had me go back to the "not enough people are tapping into actual!Thomas's background in chemical engineering / pharmaceuticals in fics" bent of mine.

He thought it was biochem (which is close enough, pharm is basically under the biochem umbrella) with the "start a compost bin" thing in the latest episode. (Pretty sure it was from a place of ecology, more specific-like. "Rainforest Rap" and all that.)

Anyways, this splintered off in two directions. Me remembering @/yourmypenguin's Reversed Sides AU.

And him proposing a Breaking Bad AU... and oh geez... that just sounds like a riot. :,D

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