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A Review of <Timer Role of Blood Circulation When Brain Processing information>
Abstract After publish of < Storing and Re-engineering of Models of Cerebral Information Process >and
<Timer Role of Blood Circulation when Brain Processing Information>, some peers fed back that those papers are
hard to understand. In order to make the theory easier to be understood, this paper gives a brief review of [1-5],
including four parts. Part 1 gives a brief review of evidences that support blood circulation has timing control
function when brain processing information: (1) Because the diameters of capillaries can be smaller than a pyramid
cell, artery blood can engender concentration differences of matters brought by itself in a spatial precision of a
single cell. (2)Because blood vessels can relatively maintain their modal stability in a time scale of second, the sub
networks that formed by microcirculation mechanism when processing different information have relative stability
and changeability. (3)Transport speeds of some matters (e.g. O2, CO2) from capillaries to tissue (or from tissue to
capillaries) are quick enough, so that concentration differences of these matters can be engendered as soon as artery
blood arrives. (4)Concentration differences that have been engendered are able to effect information processing. For
example, H+ can depress NMDA receptors; O2 effects the production of ATP. (5) One will lost conscious 5-10
seconds after stop of blood supply, this time scale is same with active periods of micro arteries and capillaries.(6)Some
matters brought by artery blood are bottle neck matters of biochemical reactions, e.g. O2.(7)EEG phenomena
that are mentioned in the EEG model we have built. Part 2 gives a brief review of the EEG model that we have
built. With the help of some math tools from artificial intelligence area (e.g. Structure risk minimization etc.),
Part 3 explains why timing control function of blood circulation is important when brain processing information
efficiently; and explains why physiology structures and mechanisms that are able to organize respective sub networks
(e.g. language mechanism, hippocampus formation etc.) when brain processing different information are important
when brain processing information efficiently. Part 4 introduces some viewpoints of model of process storing and
recalling.
Key wordsmodel of process storing and recalling EEG blood circulation timing control Structure risk
minimization time cognition information process CNS micro circulation

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Fig.1 Abstract modeling of thickness wave of

matters brought by artery blood, wave and AMS of
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a graphic G pop up in our mind), its required
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Abstract Objective: X-ray examination, to understand the incidence of TB in our city. Methods: Hospital
from July 2009 to July 2010 Department of Radiology, X-ray examination was initially diagnosed as TB statistics for
verification, one by one category list. Results: The new TB patients who inspected the number of total 0.19%, the
overall incidence is relatively low. Conclusion: the state of TB prevention of newborn children has invested heavily,
making the 0-20 age group the proportion of TB patients was significantly reduced. On the other hand, due to the
constant improvement of medical conditions and the development of a reasonable and timely application of anti-TB
drugs, so patients can find and control the disease earlier, received better treatment.

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