Click to watch "Brain Anatomy and Functions" from Nucleus Inc. medical animations. (You may enjoy watching some of the other animations available at the Nucleus Inc. link, too.)
H/T: Inside the Brain.
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Interesting blog I am currently reading a fiction book named, Left Neglected by Lisa Genova. Car accident victim has a condition where she can not see anything on the left side. At all. Not even her own body....weird that I just found your blog. All about brains also...Barbara Amaya
Posted by: Barbara Amaya | February 12, 2012 at 09:46 PM
Thank you for stopping by, Barbara. I read that book and enjoyed it. Stephanie
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