Book (Practical) Medicine Brain science lecture that can be read happily like a novel

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[Introduction to Contents]
The beginning of the brain is a tube? Why does my stomach hurt when I get nervous? Simple questions related to the brain are explained at the genetic and cellular levels. Tracing the history of brain science research, even brain-tech. This book stimulates intellectual curiosity!
[Contents]
Introduction
Chapter 1 Story of the structure and function of the brain
1 Brain and Mind
2 Dissection of the brain
3 Technology that promotes understanding of the structure and function of the brain
1 Brain and Mind
2 Division of Roles of the brain
5 Learning and Memory
3 Technology that promotes understanding of the structure and function of the brain
1 Animals with or without a brain
2 Cells that form the brain
4 Differences between brain cells and cells in other organs
5 Why is the brain soft?
6 Synapses as key points of neural transmission
7 Cables for rapid neural transmission
3 Cells that form the brain
4 Differences between brain cells and cells in other organs
5 How is the brain soft?
6 Synapses as key points of neural transmission
7 Cables for rapid neural transmission
2 Mother cells in the neural tube
3 How is the brain soft?
6 Synapses as key points of neural transmission
7 Cables for rapid neural transmission
3 Cells that form the neural tube
3 How are the various neural cells formed?
6 Synapses as key points of neural transmission
7 Cables for rapid neural transmission
2 Mother cells in the neural tube
3 How are the various neural cells formed?
6 Synapses as key points of neural transmission
7 Cables for rapid neural transmission
3 How are the neural cells located?
3 How are the various neural cells formed?
6 Current state of brain science research
1 Glial cells produced
2 Synapse "pruning"
3 Mechanisms of critical period of neural transmission
3 Brain cells are formed no matter how old they are
5 Abnormal development and development of the brain and neurodevelopmental disorders
1 Glial cells produced
2 Synaptic "pruning"
3 Mechanisms of critical period of neural transmission
3 Brain cells are formed no matter how old they are
5 Abnormal development and development of the brain and neurodevelopmental disorders
1 Glial cells produced
2 Synaptic "pruning"
3 Mechanisms of critical period of neural transmission
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