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| - The Cerebral cortex is part of the brain. This neurological location was where Ceti eels would wrap themselves around, in a humanoid host. This left said-host vulnerable to suggestion. As the eels grew, putting pressure on the cortex, the victim would experience maddening pain to the point of death. (TOS movie: The Wrath of Khan) The Tigan interface technology downloaded information directly into the cerebral cortex. (TNG comic: "History Lesson")
- According to T'Pol was the cerebral cortex the most sophisticated computer known to exist. (ENT: "Dead Stop") A burst of seventy millivolts would burn out the cerebral cortex of a normal humanoid brain. This, however, could be cheated with an injection of an inoprovaline drug, which provided additional resistance against such excessive electro-stimulation. (DS9: "Life Support") Ceti eels from Ceti Alpha V entered through a Humanoid's body by the ear and wrapped around the cerebral cortex, causing the victim to be susceptible to suggestion. (Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan)
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| - The Cerebral cortex is part of the brain. This neurological location was where Ceti eels would wrap themselves around, in a humanoid host. This left said-host vulnerable to suggestion. As the eels grew, putting pressure on the cortex, the victim would experience maddening pain to the point of death. (TOS movie: The Wrath of Khan) The Tigan interface technology downloaded information directly into the cerebral cortex. (TNG comic: "History Lesson") In 2273, Commander Spock's cerebral cortex was traumatized after a staggeringly powerful mind-meld with V'Ger; through the stored data pattern of what was once Lieutenant Illia. (TOS movie: The Motion Picture) Almost 100 years later, in 2372 Lon Suder's violent, emotional synaptic patterns were downloaded (like raw data) into Tuvok's mesiofrontal, cerebral cortex. (VOY episode: "Meld")
- According to T'Pol was the cerebral cortex the most sophisticated computer known to exist. (ENT: "Dead Stop") A burst of seventy millivolts would burn out the cerebral cortex of a normal humanoid brain. This, however, could be cheated with an injection of an inoprovaline drug, which provided additional resistance against such excessive electro-stimulation. (DS9: "Life Support") Ceti eels from Ceti Alpha V entered through a Humanoid's body by the ear and wrapped around the cerebral cortex, causing the victim to be susceptible to suggestion. (Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan) If damaged, tissue in the cerebral cortex could also be treated using a cortical analeptic. (VOY: "The Swarm") When Deanna Troi temporarily lost her empathic sense due to the influence of two-dimensional lifeforms in 2367, Dr. Crusher recorded a pattern of unresponsive neural cells in her cerebral cortex and cerebellum. (TNG: "The Loss" ) In 2369, there was neuro-electrical activity in Joshua Kelly's cerebral cortex after his death due to the presence of quasi-energy microbes, giving the appearance he was alive. TNG: "Realm of Fear" ) Soon after, Crusher found abnormally high levels of neurotransmitter residue in Sev Maylor's cerebral cortex upon examination of her corpse. (TNG: "Man of the People" ) The Prytt used a psi-wave device implanted in the cerebral cortex as an interrogation method. (TNG: "Attached" ) For a time, The Doctor's mobile emitter was located in One's cerebral cortex, adapted to serve as his central nervous system. (VOY: "Drone") Seven of Nine's cerebral cortex underwent severe stress in 2375, when a malfunctioning Borg vinculum caused numerous neural patterns from assimilated individuals to overwhelm her mind. (VOY: "Infinite Regress") Later that year, Seven detected unusual synaptic activity in Kim's cerebral cortex. This was as a result of the biochemical bond created with Derran Tal during their intimate relationship. (VOY: "The Disease") In TNG: "Violations" , Crusher incorrectly identifies the thalamus as part of the cerebral cortex, when it is actually part of the brain stem.
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