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Autodescription — cerebrospinal fluid (Q54196)
description: clear colorless bodily fluid found in the brain and spine
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- cerebrospinal fluid (Q54196)
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- extracellular fluid (Q2914458)
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Cerebrospinal Fluid (CSF)- clear fluid, similar to blood plasma, that fills ventricular system of brain and subarachnoid space surrounding brain and spinal cord
Cerebral Geography The cerebral cortex is a thin sheet of nerve tissue folded many times to fit inside the skull Your right fist can serve as a guide to the orientation of the brain’s left hemisphere and its lobes Each hemisphere is divided into four lobes Frontal (executive function) Parietal (sensory integration) Temporal (auditory, taste, smell, memory) Occipital (visual)