체내근육 신경감응 회로 진단분석

Abstract

In the nerve networks, feeling/sensing controls are dependent on the neurotransmitters current. Signal detection for this current was searched using voltammetric circuits with three-electrode systems under cyclic voltammetry (CV) and chronoamperometry in the muscle and in-vivo brain. A working electrode was inserted into the rat brain’s 0.5-mm core under anesthesia, using a needle-type 0.3-mm-diameter macro. 10-mm-long inserted 5 mm deep and then cemented with a tooth binder and subsequently connected to the voltammetric workstation. Under the implanted conditions, various feeling senses for light, sound, and smell were examined. The results were applied to the detection of the spirit feeling current, five senses assay, and thinking neuro signals. The methods are found to be applicable in nerve detection, argument body control, and physiological behavior study.