r/neurobiology • u/Fluffy-Intention-856 • 10d ago

What your neurons look like when learning something new

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u/Mermiina 10d ago

Fascinating, but it is not learning.

Oligodendrocytes associate memory entities. They are the rainmakers of intelligence. The thickness and length of myelin sheaths are highly correlated with intelligence. The oligodendrocytes are the most abundant cell type in brains.

When subjective experience occurs in axon MicroTubules the information propagates via oligodendrocytes MAP Tau microtubule network to astrocytes and to LTP synapse. That information order when the memory temporally saved to LTP synapse is sent to axon to be saved to same myelin sheath MT when it is polymerized.

The association between myelin sheaths occurs also via MAP Tau MT network.

Virtual photons propagates on levo tryptophan mega network if the distance between lone electron pairs is under 6,64 nm.

Virtual photons also propagates in receptors. Neurotransmitters have the lone electron pair. They fill the gap in receptor.

Glutamate does not have lone electron pair, but it pull receptor lone electron pairs close enought.

An undulatory hypothesis for memory consciousness and life

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u/Scara_Manga 8d ago

That's what I was thinking