1.【解】神经原,神经细胞
1.“neurone”的变体
1.a cell that sends messages to your brain and receives messages from your brain through electrical signals
1.The variant of neurone
1.He could have been referring to what some consider one of the greatest recent discoveries of neuroscience: mirror neurons.
他指的可能就是某些人心目中神经科学近来最伟大发现之一：镜像神经元。
2.And somehow all that content of consciousness is accomplished by the busy activity of those hoards of neurons.
从某种意义上，这些意识的内容是由那些聚集的神经元的繁忙活动完成的。
3.The cells seem to have taken Root and formed connections with her own, surviving neurons, reversing much of the damage caused by the stroke.
这些细胞似乎是被接纳了，并形成了与她自己存活神经元的联系，使因中风引起的大部分损伤都得到了恢复。
4.Involvement--Watch a dancing silhouette ad for the iPod and mirror neurons in your brain will cause part of you to dance, as well.
叁与-iPod广告里面那个舞动的剪影，能够刺激脑内的镜像神经元，令你身体某些部份也会一同起舞。
5.To pin down SOD's relevance, the team has been spiking different types of neurons with the antioxidant to see how the various cells react.
为确定SOD扮演的角色，菲力普斯的研究团队让各种不同类型的神经元表现这种抗氧化剂，然后检视这些细胞的反应。
6.The brain works not by dint of its bulk properties but because neurons are wired up in amazingly specific and idiosyncratic patterns.
脑的运作靠的不是它的大小，而是神经元极其专一与特殊的连线模式。
7.Electrical activity in the form of nerve impulses being sent and received to and from cortical neurons is always present, even during sleep.
大脑皮层神经元不停地发送、接收神经冲动信号，即使在睡觉时也不例外。
8.The gene affects the ways that neurons communicate with one another, he said, but its mechanisms still need to be studied.
他说，基因影响了神经元的彼此通信，但是其中的机理有待研究。
9.Researchers told the participant which person was the target, and watched as the neurons duked it out.
研究人员告诉参与者哪一个是目标，然后监视神经元之间的争斗。
10.The chemicals diffuse quickly across the minute gap between the neurons and dock with receptors on the surface of the receiving neuron.
这些化学物质迅速扩散通过神经元之间的小间隙，与接收神经元表面的受体对接。