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El cableado cerebral más detallado: así rigen el comportamiento de la mosca sus 166.000 neuronas
Summary by Latinas Media Editorial Desk Ana Lozano del Campo , as published by El País
· September 3, 2026
· 1 min read
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Key takeaway Un ejemplo de esto es el estudio del cableado cerebral de la mosca, que cuenta con 166.
La neurociencia busca entender el origen del comportamiento humano. Un filósofo del pasado, René Descartes, consideraba que el cuerpo y el alma eran entidades separadas. Quería encontrar la conexión entre ambas, para explicar cómo controlamos nuestros movimientos.
Sin embargo, su conocimiento de la anatomía era limitado y llegó a una conclusión errónea sobre el centro de mando del cuerpo. Se han realizado avances en la comprensión del cerebro y su funcionamiento. Un ejemplo de esto es el estudio del cableado cerebral de la mosca, que cuenta con 166.000 neuronas.
Más información sobre este tema está disponible en una publicación que profundiza en la relación entre el cerebro y el comportamiento.
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Category: culture Published: September 3, 2026 Source: El País Reading time: 1 min
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What is this story about? La neurociencia busca entender el origen del comportamiento humano. Un filósofo del pasado, René Descartes, consideraba que el cuerpo y el alma eran entidades separadas. Quería encontrar la conexión…
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