HUMAN AND
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DEVELOPMENT Human brain
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What make humans unique?
◦ We:
• Have highly developed brain
• Are able to reason
• Use language and express emotions
• Create social structures
• Appreciate and create beauty
• Pass our skills from one generation to the next through education
• Walk upright
• Humans are made up of cells that have membranes and a nucleus (eukaryotic species)
a) Each human cell have two sets of 23 chromosomes (46 chromosomes)
b) 22 pairs (44) are autosomes and one pair(2) is known as sex chromosomes.
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The outside of the
brain consist out of 3
The parts:
brain(cerebrum) • CEREBRUM (Latin word for
and it’s brain)
functions: • CEREBELLUM (Little brain)
• BRAIN STEM (central core
that gradually becomes
the spinal cord)
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The inside of the brain is divided into
4 parts (lobes):
Frontal lobe: (at the front of your head/brain)
• Social behavior
• Motor movement
• Insight and foresight This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under
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Parietal lobe: (at the top of your head/brain)
• Supports tehe body – makes movement possible
• Receive messages from the senses
Occipital lobe(at the back of your head/brain)
• Sight
• Recognise colour
Temporal lobe: (at the sides of your head/brain. Near our ears)
Helps to recognize faces, rythms, patters, speech, language, music
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Important definitions:
ØGene
ØNucleus
ØEukaryotic
ØChromosme
ØAutosome
ØCentral nervous system (CNS)
ØThe 4 different lobes
ØCentral nervous system
ØSynapse
ØNeurotransmitter
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