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No es cuestión de olvidar, dónde he dejado las llaves, o la cartera; cuando salgo de casa.
El problema, es que olvido el acordarme de quienes tuve, y me tuvieron; de quien tengo, y me tiene, y de quienes me tendran, y yo no tendré.
Las neuronas, ya no habitan en el cerebro, ahora campan a sus anchas por el corazón, y por las venas; como sangre que cabalga sin rumbo, sin recuerdo, sin letanía ...
La memoria, es lo único que nos queda. Cuando muere eso, nada queda, sólo muerte, aun en vida ... habite dónde habite.
“Manuel Orero Galán”, 2010.
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Todas mis neuronas en perfecta alineación, organizadas como un inmenso bosque de baobabs en cuyas ramas se guardan vidas, la mía y de la de aquellos que he conocido. En mi cerebro tratan de crecer las ideas como pequeñas plantas, luchando por obtener un poco de luz.
A la entrada un enorme cartel reza "reserva protegida". Nadie puede entrar en el parque natural que yace en el interior de mi cabeza, nadie excepto yo.
¿Qué hacen, entonces, esos furtivos? ¿Están prendiendo fuego? ¿Serán pirómanos que aprovechan estos días de viento e inclemencias?
Poco importa ya. El fuego se encuentra tan extendido que sólo puedo gritar. Me arden las neuronas, me arden las ideas. A mi mente sólo acude la imagen de unas llamaradas incontroladas. ¿Será esto el infierno? ¿Habré llegado por fin?
Tres, dos, uno... ¡despierta!
"Dopo alcuni slanci eleganti, sono saltate. Per i primi microsecondi è stato perfetto. Dentro di me ho provato la stessa perfezione, pare che sia una storia di "neuroni specchio": quando guardiamo qualcuno compiere un'azione, nella nostra testa si attivano gli stessi neuroni attivati da chi compie l'azione, senza che noi facciamo nulla. Un tuffo acrobatico senza muoversi dal divano, sgranocchiando patatine: è per quello che ci piace guardare lo sport in tivù.."
Hippocampus and neurons of mouse with the neurodegenerative disease Niemann-Pick type C1. Credit: I. Williams, NICHD
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Congratulations to the Winner: GRAPHIKER - Steven: www.flickr.com/photos/53225371@N05/, for correctly guessing that this is a shot of cottonwood seeds.
Thanks Everyone for playing! I've had a lot of fun reading your super creative guesses. Feel free to download this High Res (4000px w.) image, which I have licensed in Attribution, Noncommercial, No Derivative category.
More Edinger-Westphal neurons in culture. Stained for Tubulin (green) and Synapsin (red). Of course, colocalization makes yellow. Imaged with a Zeiss Axioskop 2 FS Plus equipped with a Zeiss Axiocam HRm. 100x total magnification.
Neuróptero( (Neuroptera, del griego neûron, "nervio" y ptéron "ala"; "alas con nervios) de 25 mm de longitud y 52 de envergadura alar, por su forma y conducta recuerda a una mariposa; sin embargo, sus alas, que no llevan escamas, son transparentes, amarillas en el primer tercio externo y pardooscuras en la cara interior. Tiene el cuerpo lleno de pelos negros.
Esta en peligro de extinción en algunos países y es muy raro de ver.
Yo pude ver 5 ejemplares y costó bastante hacerles algo decoroso, por lo que me siento privilegiado.
Gracias por los comentarios.
We usually name “our world” to the one that directly perceive with our senses. But as Paul Éluard phrased…. there is another world. Physical, psychic, and perhaps unknown ones are waiting for discovery. All the living beings have inside a cellular world to which we can only access by means of the microscope. It is a different but wonderful world.
Purkinje neuron. Human cerebellum. H.E.
Picture captured with a Nikon Eclipse 50i photomicroscope at 400X.
Solemos llamar "nuestro mundo" al que directamente percibimos con nuestros sentidos. Pero como dijo Paul Éluard...hay otros. Mundos físicos, psiquicos y otros tal vez desconocidos que esperan para ser descubiertos. Todos los seres vivos tenemos dentro un mundo celular al que solo podemos acceder mediante el microscopio. Es un mundo diferente y maravilloso.
Neurona de Purkinje. Cerebelo humano. H.E.
Imagen obtenida con un fotomicroscopio Nikon Eclipse 50i a 400X.
Uncharted territory: Ivan Soltesz, UC Irvine Chancellor's Professor and chair of anatomy & neurobiology, has helped shed light on the inner workings of the human brain… "The brain is the last great frontier," says Soltesz, UC Irvine Chancellor's Professor and chair of anatomy & neurobiology. "It's the most complex organism in the universe — endlessly challenging and interesting to study." In his 2005 book, Diversity in the Neuronal Machine, he describes the brain's neural landscape as a vast fecund forest, with neurons linking to "distal branches that form a wide canopy, just like the giant trees in the rain forests of Costa Rica." [from www.uci.edu/features/2012/01/feature_soltesz_120130.php ]
see more pictures from the journey during which the source pic for this abstraction was taken in the album www.flickr.com/photos/noluck/albums/72177720326755888
"Neuron" by Roxy Paine
Awesome sculpture at Meijer Gardens
www.meijergardens.org/explore/neuron/
Rokinon 8mm f2.8
mirror neurons make u nice
starburst filtered self w black frame i-type 600 film shot on polaroid now+
Reminds me of neuron synapse connections. Looking up at the branches of a pine tree. Happy Sliders Sunday!
How Music Affects the Brain bebrainfit.com/music-brain/
The Chemistry of Music an the Brain prezi.com/k0jlkpkcqnkt/the-chemistry-of-music-and-the-brain/
Ways that Music Affects your Brain and Mood www.consciouslifestylemag.com/music-and-the-brain-affects...
Knowing Neurons knowingneurons.com/2017/07/12/music/
The Effect of Music on the Production of Neurotransmitters pdf. pdfs.semanticscholar.org/4bfe/35f957b10959f9c9fb063ba0453...
the-impact-of-music-on-neurochemistry www.audiocura.com/the-impact-of-music-on-neurochemistry/
This is an embryonic nerve cell growing on DNA. In this system DNA is being studied as a tool to dynamically control surface adhesion for cells. Changing the cell behavior at different time intervals allows us to recreate the dynamic growth sequences that occur naturally in regenerating animals like newts.
Courtesy of Dr. Mark McClendon , Northwestern University
Image Details
Instrument used: Quanta SEM
Magnification: 8,000X
Horizontal Field Width: 20um
Vacuum: 2 e-3Pa
Voltage: 3kV
Spot: 3
Working Distance: 6
Detector: SE
and now for something completely different... I've been watching classic episodes of Dr. Who lately so this is somewhat inspired by hours of watching that show.
Canon 5D Mk III with Canon EF 24mm F1.4L Mk II lens. 1/80th sec at F4, ISO 1600.
Purple Stichite covers the green Serpentine surface of this sphere almost like nervous tissues or mold. In combination the two minerals are called Atlantisite. This is a focus stacked image of an Atlantisite sphere.
As usual, this was taken using the Cognisys Stackshot. About 40 images stacked and merged using Helicon Focus and processed in Lightroom and Photoshop with tender love ;)