left-right reversal of CNS: Why?
kenneth paul collins
KPCollins at postoffice.worldnet.att.net
Mon Sep 9 17:38:15 EST 1996
correction:
>encludes the reticular formation, intralaminar thalamic nuclei,
>substantia gelatinosa redion
inclueds [...] region
further discussion on:
>...the "inside-out" nature of the crossed system (the "epicritic
>system" in my work) developed on top of the protophthic architecture,
>and functions to lift things above the jelly-fish's
>slow-motion-difficulties... the crossed neural architecture minimizes
>conduction latencies =globally=...
also, =importantly=, the addition of the epicritic system transforms the
older neural architecture... it doesn't just add to it... after the
development of the epicritic system, the reticular system becomes an
intimately-integrated "part" of the global system, and it'S (the
reticular system's) contributions to the functioning of the global
system are indispensible even with respect to the highest "levels" of
CNS function... cognition... curiosity, creativity, volition,
"conscience", etc...
...the reticular system is =not= just "the coelenterata within"... :-)
ken
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