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Brain Regions and Their Functions
Certain parts of the brain govern specific functions.
For example, the cerebellum is involved with coordination;
the hippocampus with memory.
Nerve cells (neurons) are the basic unit of communication in the
brain. Information is relayed
from one area of the brain to other areas through complex circuits
of interconnected neurons.
Information via electrical impulses transmitted from one neuron to
many others is done through a process called
“neurotransmission.”
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