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1. The youngest, the neocortex, governs our rational thinking processes.

2. Some people interpret this to mean that the neocortex makes us human and we must suppress the limbic serpent in ourselves.

3. In primates, the neocortex appears to be responsible for an enhanced capacity to predict others' behaviour.

4. Methods 12 cases of temporal neocortex from MTS and 11 cases of FCD tissue and 8 cases of normal temporal neocortical were examined.

5. Both cerebellum and neocortex receive input from the somatosensory system.

6. The neocortex – the six-layered mantle covering the brain's hemispheres – is unique to mammals.

7. Humans have the largest neocortex and the widest social circle — about 150, according to the scientist Robin Dunbar.

8. In the generation days of neocortex pyramidal neurons,[sentencedict.com] the 98%cells in ventricular zone is Radial Glia.

9. Scientists have already established that the neocortex and the mushroom bodies are larger in social species such as humans and wasps, as compared with solitary animals such as bears and lone spiders.

10. In this case your neocortex is strong enough to identify various bits of utter nonsense in the religious teachings that others are trying to ram down your throat.

11. Consequently, all that embryology tells us is that both areas are part of the neocortex.

12. It arises from intense stimulation of the reward circuitry of the brain -- a portion of the ancient "mammalian brain, " which lies under the newer neocortex (rational brain).

13. This photomicrograph zooms in on a small portion of the neocortex, the outer layer of the brain, to reveal horizontal layers.

14. They found that new neurons help move older memories out of the hippocampus and into long-term storage in the neocortex.

15. However, Jung's notion suggests that there is also an algorithm in the neocortex.

16. That of CA1 is for conjugating them to form a single memory and the neocortex is the site for long term memory.

17. In contrast, the researchers saw activation in the hippocampus and neocortex regions of the brain in the SWS group.

18. The results showed: (1)The forming sequence of the cortex plate in different types cortex in goat fetus is from paleocortex and neocortex to archicortex, which is contray to the law of phylogeny.

19. Slow electrical waves act as a replay button, causing the hippocampus to reactivate new memories and synchronizing the neocortex so that it accepts them into long-term storage.

20. The findings indicate that laminar and columnar properties of the neocortex are not unique to mammals, and may in fact have evolved from cells and circuits in much more ancient vertebrates.

21. The differentiating sequence of the cortex plate in different types cortex in goat fetus is from archicortex to paleocortex and to neocortex, which is similar to the law of phylogeny.

22. The transfer of memories from the hippocampus to the neocortex could protect "these memories against interference from information subsequently encoded in the hippocampus," the researchers write.

23. Winson believed that when we dream the hippocampus 'teaches' the neocortex what it learnt that day — effectively reinforcing memory.

24. Mushroom bodies are the insect equivalent of the human neocortex, the outer layer of our brain, which handles complex cognition.

25. Sleep spindles are brief but intense bursts of activity that indicate information transfer between two different memory storage areas, the hippocampus and the neocortex.

26. The high cost of mammalian dependency at birth is offset by the singular advantages of new forms of learning made possible by the neocortex.

27. This belief was based, in part, upon the readily evident physical structure of the neocortex, the region of the brain responsible for complex cognitive behaviors.

28. Only after returning to homeostasis do the higher-order brain functions of the neocortex begin to override instinctual responses.