Introduction
Key Divisions
Abnormalities
2026 Research
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The function of a brain

Central command center for the body

100

The cerebrum has __ lobes

Four lobes

100

Physical damage to the brain

Neurological Disorders


100

In 2026, brain research is shifting from purely experimental mapping toward _______ ("Year of Brain Health")

Functional medicine

200

The CNS is an acronym for   

Central Nervous System

200

The stem cell is important to the human body because _______

It regulates automatic body functions such as your heart rate, breathing, and sleeping

200

Treating physciatric disorders

Psychotherapy & Pharmacological (Gallinato)


200

Professors Patrik Ernfors and David Ginty won the _______

The Brain Prize 2026


300

The types of cells found in the brain

Neurons and glial cells

300

The Lobe that starts with an F in the cerebellum

Flocculonodular Lobe

300

Alzheimers is caused by an abnormality in the _____

Substantia Nigra

300

Advanced Mapping led to the discovery of 

3,300 distinct cell types (Salk EDU)


400

Gilal cells are important to the brain

Provide structure, insulation (myelin), nutrients, and immune defense for neurons (Saul Mcleod).


400

Corpus Callosum is important for ______ in your brain

“Interhemispheric communication”(Cleveland clinic)


400

The area of the brain that when abnormal would cause Poor emotional regulation, headaches, and tremors

Vermis

400

Wearable EEG & Neurotech is important because ______


It allows for continuous, real-time tracking of neural activity

500

The composition of the brain

The brain is roughly 60% fat, with the remainder composed of water, protein, carbohydrates, and salts (National Institute of Health)


500

The three parts of the brainstem and their functions

Midbrain- Controls eye movement, motor control, and visual/auditory reflexes(Brasniger)

Pons Connects the cerebellum and cerebrum, regulating breathing and sleeping

Medulla Oblongata-Controls vital autonomic functions such as heartbeat, blood pressure, and reflexes like coughing or sneezing.

500

Three nuerological disorders in the brain stem 

Wallenberg Syndrome (medulla oblongata)

Locked-In Syndrome (pons)

Weber Syndrome (midbrain)


500

Importance of mapping

Help create functional medicines 

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