Einstein :: Biography, Science

Einsteins Brain Markedly different from normThe article that I have read is about how Albert Einsteins gray matter in his brain has differences than the average persons. They are not sure though if it has any links between his great word though. Dr. Dahlia W. Zaidel of UCLA was the researcher on this project. She started out by investigating to satisfy if the brain of a genius might show special features. She therefore examined two slides made from Einsteins brain after his terminal in 1955. The slides contained samples of his genus Hippocampus. She accordingly compared Einsteins brain with tissue from decennary individuals of ordinary intelligence from the ages of 22 to 84 qt their time of death.Einsteins neurons on the left side of the brain were consistently larger then those on the right side. Dr. Zaidel noted that these marking were much different from those seen in the other brain of people with normal intelligence. She noted, that the neurons in the left hippocampus im ply that Einsteins brain may have had stronger heart and soul cell connections between the hippocampus and the neocortex than his right. She noted that The neocortex is where detailed, logical, analytical and innovated thinking takes place.With the difference in the size of the neurons are un have intercoursen, whether they occurred at nascency during development or as an abnormality. She verbalize also that she didnt know if this asymmetry is related to his genius or not. At the end it said that normal brain tissue is usually available for study plainly there is no brain bank for geniuses.