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Intro
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What makes you you?
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And in the Physical Structures of our Brains
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Differences Between Humans and Chimps
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Early Embryonic Development
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Brain Development
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1000s of types of neurons
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Organised into microcircuits
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Connected into larger brain systems
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Genetic Program for Making a Human Brain
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Genes are physical stretches of DNA
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Genes encode proteins
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Proteins are molecular machines
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Molecular Machinery: A Tour of the Protein Data Bank
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Brain structure in twins
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Can reconstruct tracts, examine connectivity
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Heritability of Brain Structural Connectivity
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Heritability of Functional Connectivity
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Family environment has little effect on traits
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Intrinsic Developmental Variation
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Neuromodulators gate synaptic plasticity
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Neuromodulator circuits differ between people
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Subjective Experience Gates Plasticity
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Genetic Effects on Experience
Description:
Explore the fascinating science behind how brain wiring shapes individual identity in this 43-minute lecture from The Royal Institution. Delve into neuroscientist Kevin Mitchell's groundbreaking research on human diversity and individual differences stemming from brain development. Discover how variations in neural development link to adult psychology and behavior, and examine the potential impacts on personality, intelligence, and sexuality. Learn about early embryonic development, the genetic program for human brain formation, and the heritability of brain structural and functional connectivity. Investigate the role of intrinsic developmental variation, neuromodulators, and subjective experience in shaping our neural circuits. Gain insights into the complex interplay between genetics, brain development, and individual traits that make each person unique.

How the Wiring of Our Brains Shapes Who We Are - With Kevin Mitchell

The Royal Institution
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