Generally, men tend to have a larger total brain volume, which includes more grey matter, compared to women. However, women often have a higher proportion of grey matter relative to their total brain size. This difference in brain structure does not correlate directly with intelligence or cognitive abilities, as both sexes exhibit strengths in different areas. Overall, the relationship between grey matter and gender is complex and influenced by various factors, including genetics and environment.
It's different for everybody. Adults tend to have more on average.
Synapses are seen more in grey matter because dendrites meet with axonites in grey matter and dendrite is a part of grey matter.
white matter is the area of the brain that contains neurons having what is called a myelin sheath. This sheath is a fatty coating between neuronal connections that makes communication between them much faster and more efficient. This is generally associated with well learned or heavily used connections. For example, your mother's name will certainly have this myelin sheath whereas that person you just met five minutes ago will take continued reinforcement to remember. grey matter is the brain's remaining area for potential growth and connections. white and grey areas are not separate entities that communicate per se. think of grey matter as undeveloped rural land with few or no roads, and white matter as a city with many venues of communication and a high density of information. grey matter is the brain's potential. thus the saying "use your grey matter".
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In 1861, Paul Broca examined 432 human brains and found that the brains of males had an average weight of 1325 grams, while the brains of females had an average weight of 1144 grams. A 1992 study of 6325 Army personnel found that men's brains had an average volume of 1442 cm³, while the women averaged 1332 cm³. (Ankney 1992). The differences are smaller but persist when adjusted for body size (Ankey, 1992). In 2005, Haier et al. reported that compared with men, women show more white matter and fewer gray matter areas related to intelligence. Using brain mapping, it was shown that men have more than six times the amount of gray matter related to general intelligence than women, and women have nearly ten times the amount of white matter related to intelligence than men. Gray matter is used for information processing, while white matter consists of the connections between processing centers. They also report that the brain areas correlated with IQ differ between the sexes. In short, men and women apparently achieve similar IQ results with different brain regions. Although women may have smaller brains than men, they appear to have greater neuron density in their prefrontal lobe, which is involved in planning, judgment, and language, although men still have higher absolute grey matter volume than women in their prefrontal lobe.
The brain is composed of two sides gray matter and white matter. The white matter is the thinking part of the brain while the gray matter is the doing part. The more you are active the more it increases gray matter.
yes by miles
No, they just think they use them better.
Definitely... Men are very black and white. They like this or they like that. Very few acceptions. Women are far more complicated.
the more fusion matter you get the closer you are to getting a nano.you can see how much more matter you need to get for the next nano by clicking on mystuff then clicking on nanos then clicking on the nano that is grey and it will tell you how much matter you need
No. First, gay people are not broken. Second, same-sex sexual orientation is not a matter of hormone deficiency. It is a genetic predilection. Various brain structures, in gay men for instance, have been shown to be more similar to the brain structures of women (than to brain structures in heterosexual men).
The brain itself is not pink; it is actually more of a greyish-beige color. However, in some images and diagrams, the brain may be depicted as pink for clarity or visual appeal.