In article <3jftdn$cd1 at ns1.faseb.org>, kathy at ns1.faseb.org (King Kathy) wrote:
> Masterpiece Theater (jdimpson at newstand.syr.edu) wrote:
> > For my Introduction to Neurobiology class I'm taking here at Syracuse
> > University (taught by Dr. Robert Barlow) I have chosen to report for a final
> > project on known occurences of patterns of chaos found in human
> > physiology (preferably in the nervous system) Can anyone give me any
> > information on the topic? A reference to some printed work would be
> > great, and any correspondence with people who have actually experimented
> > with the topic would be ideal (in other words, really really really great).
> > Thank you.
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> > Jeremy Impson http://web.syr.edu/~jdimpson/>> > Undergraduate, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY
> > Computer Science and Spanish Literature & Language
>>> Jeremy,
> I actually have a book called Fractal Physiology, which is pretty
> cool. I could forward the authors if your interested. Let me know
> -Kathy King (kathy at ascb.faseb.org) >
> the theory of Chaos is now being applied to epilepsy and its role in the
> ability to predict a seizure may be useful in the future treatment. Computer
> models may be applied for these purposes as well.
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Erin go Bragh!
