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- Biomarker
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A measurable biological characteristic that can be used as an indicator of a normal physiological or pathological process or to monitor response to treatment.
- Thalamus :
Grey substance located at the base of the brain in an intermediate position between the cortex and the brain stem.
- The ciliated cell :
Cells with cilia on their surface of which there are different types (internal, external, etc.).
- Theory of the mind :
Ability to understand that others have thoughts, emotions and beliefs that are not necessarily the same as our own.
- Theory of weak central coherence :
Limited ability to understand the context or overview of a situation.
- Tractography :
Magnetic resonance imaging technique used to represent nerve fibre bundles in the brain.
- Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) :
A non-invasive neuromodulation technique that uses a magnetic field to stimulate certain areas of the brain.
- Transparisation :
A technique for making organs and tissues optically transparent in order to facilitate their observation under the microscope.