Epilepsy refers to abnormal
electrical activity in the brain resulting in seizures or convulsions.
Not exact matches
Anand disputes this, and says he has early
results suggesting that
electrical activity can spread through the organoid
in the same way it would through a human
brain.
Measurements of the
electrical activity of nerve cells
in two key areas of the
brain showed a surprising
result: nerve cells
in the prefrontal cortex signaled the distraction while it was being presented, but immediately restored the remembered information (the number of dots) once the distraction was switched off.
This hyper - synchronization
results in a surge of
electrical activity that causes the
brain to malfunction, like a computer with a short circuit.
A seizure is a disruption of
electrical activity in the
brain that
results in convulsions and rapid alternating tension and relaxation of the body.
A seizure
results from excessive
electrical activity in the cerebral cortex of the
brain.