Brain and Behavior - Neurons and Glia

[@dannyholley]

Great lecture. Hats off to NYU for providing these lectures to the public.

[@apenguin2012]

She's a very engaging professor :) I guess some people have a problem with how she speaks? But I don't find it distracting. It's hard to articulate something you know on a professional level so that it can be comprehended by students unfamiliar with the subject. It's a form of translation, so of course it takes some pauses.

[@ayeshatarannum8536]

I learnt more from this one lecture than from all the endless reading of chapters from several books. not kidding. Thank you NYU!

[@farisalodaibi5193]

If you are coming for Glial cells skip to 51:50

[@Neurosociologist]

Thank you for posting Dr. Suzuki's lectures. Very informative!

[@gracek3345]

I love her, she literally makes learning so easy and informative

[@kooisengchng5283]

Did she spend some time in UK.?

[@dankoppel6271]

In the brain, if each neuron has 1 axon and M dendrites and each axon connects to exactly 1 dendrite from a different neuron, then this leads to a contradiction: for N neurons => total # of axons = N*1, but also total # of axons = N*M. What gives?

[@brandonmull2987]

Guess you missed the part where the professor said 1 axon can connect to 100+ dendrites.

[@zeffii]

interesting lecture, I should get Cajal's book now!

[@joana7245]

Cajal & Goldi (?) 18:02 30:00 43:40

[@davidwilkie9551]

Brains are totally integrated biology in the context of planet Earth and the universe, so by inference, they serve to operate at a point of dynamic stability, and neurons are the "elemental" processing units of synchronization. The mind-memory system can semi-detach that synchronization to superimpose different rates of memory recall and relationships within the combined senses and recall so that every experience can be re-imagined so as to explain new experience or create novelty. It isn't a mystery in principle, but it is infinitely complex and worth knowing everything that can be analyzed.

[@brandonmull2987]

F'n word salad. Stop trying so hard.

[@NoWitnessesNoRegrets]

My secondary school was named after Ramón y Cajal

[@dosomething3]

36:37 “speed determined by size” - makes no sense.

[@brandonmull2987]

Read up on it then.

[@heisenberg5592]

Damn .. She fine bro ❤️

[@Jemsters1]

She is trying to search for the correct words. It annoys me too but I still will consider a PhD professor with verbal pauses more credible than someone without her level of education but has no verbal pauses.

[@NicolaHartman-e6p]

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[@Cosmic_Ideation]

"Uh umm"