No, they're nerve cells.
Aside from the obvious effects that the imbiber feels, there is the matter of brain cell damage. Alcohol kills brain cells, and brain cells are not replaceable. Think about that while you still can.
Yes. Even though the spinal cord is severed, all the reflexes still work both above and below the severed spinal cord.
Yes, some brain cells can be replaced and regenerated in the human brain through a process called neurogenesis, primarily in the hippocampus region. However, the extent and effectiveness of this process in replacing damaged or lost brain cells is still being studied and understood by scientists.
It is still nerve tissue but it is what is called grey matter
A young brain is still in development. While an adult's brain has matured and, depending on age, could actually be in decline due to loss of brain cells.
The brain has two kinds of cells, neurons and glial cells. So if the brain did not have neurons it could still have glial cells, but they have no function in the absence of neurons. You would, in effect, have converted the brain into a tumor. Human beings cannot live without a brain. (Nor any irrational animals) We wouldn't be animals, we would be stupid zombies.
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The spinal cord is the neural pathway from your brain to your toes, messages like move or ouch - travel the spinal cord, telling you to pedal a bicycle or preventing you from standing on a burning log. If the cord is damaged the messages stop at the point of injury but the area above the injury will still work uninterrupted.
b. morula, a small, tightly packed bunch of cells that is the result of cleavage. A hollow ball of cells is formed after, called the blasocyst. The gastrula still comes later,when cells begin to push at the primitive streak.
Spinal menigitis are different kinds of bacteria that can be found in your ear ,mouth, throat and nose that sometimes give you spinal menigitis. Scientists still dont know what causes the bacteria to go out of control and enter your spinal cord and messes with the joints.
Yes, writing can help activate and stimulate various parts of the brain, such as the regions responsible for language processing, memory, and cognitive functions. Engaging in writing tasks regularly can help improve cognitive function and promote mental clarity.
Yes, My husbands test all came back clear, spinal tap, blood work, he had a biopsy on one of the lesions on is brain and after a weed the pathology said it was M.S. Relapse/Remitting