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…This article mainly deals with the microprocessor chip, which is the computer's brain. This computer chip is responsible for the majority of the computers functions, it's commonly referred to as the Central Processing Unit (CPU). It receives…

…, it is recognized by alternating depressed and manic episodes. This is an actual brain disfunction. In the major depression or the depressed phase of bipolar illness, a depressed mood predominates, even though the patient may not be aware of feeling sad. Typically, he…

…. Before a father died from cancer, he passed the genes down to five children of his own. Later on, two daughters developed breast cancer and his son had a brain tumor, but before knowing, they experienced at least one birth of their own. These genes…

…-drawn” dagger (2.1.33), which leads Macbeth to his victim. When the dagger appears to him, Macbeth finally becomes victim to the delusions of his fevered brain. The dagger points to Duncan’s room and appears to be covered in blood. The supernatural…

…or angry emotions. The reasoning was that your brain, to compensate, formed a vision of something to do with those emotions. Another explanation was that the death of someone dear to you could cause you to see that person “in spirit.” If this happened, you were…

…to explain the physical and psychological effects of cannabis on humans. Physical Effects Physically, cannabis is relatively harmless. Studies have observed interesting results, including that it causes structural changes in the brain, depresses male sperm…

…weight loss, a general decline in health, and, in some cases, death. The virus also infects the nervous system. There, HIV may cause dementia, which is a condition characterized by sensory, thinking, and/or memory disorders. HIV infection of the brain may…

…. The effects of long-term drinking include damage to the brain, stomach, intestines, and heart. Liver problems, including a disorder called cirrhosis, are especially common in alcoholics because of the key role the liver plays in breaking down alcohol.…

…for this syndrome. Researchers have found an excessive amount of dopamine in the brain of patients with this syndrome. The importance of genetic factors is suggested by a family history of Tourette syndrome in eight percent and tics in forty-two percent of patients…

…that he will be king someday, he transforms from being noble to the king, to being power hungry. The thought of being king had Macbeth’s brain starting to think of negative plans. Macbeth previously a loyal kinsman to the king murders the king influenced…