Brain isolation in vitro was demonstrated in the 1960s using Rhesus Monkeys. Brain transplantation has also been demonstrated using dogs, again in the 1960s. These types of experiments would rarely, if at all, be performed today for ethical reasons. Nor would researchers need to prove this. Of course it is possible...this was known to be theoretically possible prior to 1960. It's not that complicated theoretically, but it is practically impossible to mimic what nature gave us. All the brain needs is a blood supply, CSF circulation, and sensory stimulation/motor output. The last part, which was overlooked during those early barbaric experiments for technical reasons, is actually critical. Can you imagine being alive but not being able to see, hear, touch, taste, smell, sense balance/gravity - only imagine, like a dream, but without any means to interact with the world, such that your mind becomes a prisoner in your own brain? It's hard to imagine. But more importantly, harder to imagine why one would want to do this at all.
Not for very long. The brain is heavily dependent on a steady blood supply with its glucose and oxygen for survival. Under conditions where a heart stops, brain cells begin to die without any oxygen after about four minutes and irreversible brain damage is likely. Brain death will ensue shortly after that.
No. It is part of a living thing and could not survive without the rest of the body.
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No. Technologie is far from being able to maintain the brain without the body.
Yes, if you are revived quickly enough, you can survive without brain damage.
No it's your main organ and you need it to survive...
No. It is part of a living thing and could not survive without the rest of the body.
no the brain needs the oxygen from the blood fromt the heart to survive
NO! He will not survive. This is because you cannot even take a human brain out. And even if you manage to, he will not survive as when you split it into half, some functions of the brain might be gone.
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A strong, healthy newborn could most likely survive about one to four years of age.
Because we need it to survive. It controls the way we think speak and react to things. Without it i could not write this!
yes, it does
yes the brain can think with the blood flowing smoothly
wrong you need a brain to survive smarts
yes....... but rarely
Probabally 75%