gyri

Our atlas/videos/quizzes/articles describe the vast majority of the gyri and sulci as well as the internal structures of the brain (hippocampus, basal ganglia etc).

The frontal lobe has numerous gyri (regions) with different functions ranging from executive to motor skills.

The most of the "thinking" neurons form the surface of the brain - that surface is wrinkled into "gyri" to achieve more than 2D, yet it isn't 3D.

"Unexpected activity appeared in the superior and inferior frontal gyri independent of working memory" - seems their brain was focused on properly executing these nasal breathing instructions/training - which would be expected.

Among subjects with AN, compared with controls, their cortex has been found to be “thinner” bilaterally in the superior parietal gyrus and in the right inferior parietal and superior frontal gyri, and their FA values found to be lower for the left corona radiate, the posterior thalamic radiation, and the left superior longitudinal fasciculus, but not in the IOF tract, as in the present study (Via et al.

The most of the "thinking" neurons form the surface of the brain - that surface is wrinkled into "gyri" to achieve more than 2D, yet it isn't 3D.

"Unexpected activity appeared in the superior and inferior frontal gyri independent of working memory" - seems their brain was focused on properly executing these nasal breathing instructions/training - which would be expected.

Among subjects with AN, compared with controls, their cortex has been found to be “thinner” bilaterally in the superior parietal gyrus and in the right inferior parietal and superior frontal gyri, and their FA values found to be lower for the left corona radiate, the posterior thalamic radiation, and the left superior longitudinal fasciculus, but not in the IOF tract, as in the present study (Via et al.