WOW - Mice regain movement after spinal cord injury

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YW...could you imagine being able to fix spinal cord paralyzation injuries!? What a wonderful thing that would be!

apologies for being offtopic ...I wanted to let you know SS aparently per trinity I have a changing IP address?? anyways I at times will be able to respond and at other times will receive the ''thanks for not stalking'' page ...due to the IP of the day? hour? min? ...in short I am working on it with trinity....hopefully I will be able to comment on all of the threads I missed....

As to this one Neurosynaptogenesisis is the creation of new articulated pathways in the neural structure....which is interesting in regards cognitive function...for motor function requires much more than neuro but also all of the receptor sites along the way....what would be interesting would be to see if the myelinization of axons could be increased thus increasing neural speed....storage vs. RAM ....

I am going back to working on my IP issues. good find!

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Edmond Dantes

Could you explain the above in bold Edmond...interesting

myelin sheaths are the mechanism for speeding along messages inside the brain...think of them as lube oil for your brain engine.

[link to www.nlm.nih.gov]

national library of medicine definition on myelin sheaths....IE the RAM for your Brain....

I hope this helps.