Discovering The Brain of Synesthesia

Dr. Richard Cytowic and Dr. David Eagleman gathered their research, ideas and ideas together, after obtaining a doctorate in neurology and interest in sympathetic nerves. It means the ability to experience different feelings together. For example, you can taste the words, you can hear the color. Dr. Richard Cytowic received a doctorate in neurology from Duke University who has experienced sympathetic nerves (telling it to be a syndicate).

Mr. Richard Cytowick and David Eagleman co - authors on Wednesday are Indigo Blue: I found an empathetic brain and say: Unrelated concepts are linked, seemingly unrelated deep affinities are similar Their ability to compare metaphorical speech is higher than that of non-brokers. "This is true The joint brain - in particular its" corner of the junction of the leaf, parietal and occipital cortex is fixed and the way that creative people think depends.

Hearing-visual (AV) synesthesia is a rare phenomenon that auditory stimuli cause "simultaneous" color perception. Currently, the neurophysiological model of the sympathetic nerve mainly assumes "hyperlinked" and "superactivated" brain, but the direction of signaling is different. The two-stage model proposes bottom-up signaling from the inducer to the simultaneous higher brain area, while the derepression feedback model suggests top down signaling from the inducer to the higher brain to the simultaneous brain region . In order to test different synapse models, local current density, directional and undirected connection patterns in the intracranial space in 2 minute resting (RS) electroencephalogram with 11 AV anesthetic and 11 non-narcotic drugs estimated did. . Compared to non-testis, AV synaptic player showed increased parietal angle θ, α and lower beta current density. Finally, we believe that synesthesia is the result of a global hyperlink