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Ghulam Dastgir
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What is your interest in neuroscience?

Replied Aug. 24, 2009

What is your interest in neuroscience?

Replied Aug. 24, 2009

 

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Ghulam Dastgir joined Erik Bo Jensen's group
Psychoplasticity
A group to discuss the connections between neurobiological and psychological plasticity
December 10, 2009
Janet Wise replied to Ghulam Dastgir's discussion 'The most powerful human Instincts.' in the group Neuropsychology
I am wondering if Maslow's Hierarchy is still a valid pattern for modeling in this discussion. From a psychological perspective, it works very nicely, even today, for understanding the needs and instincts of the individual. Assisting with the "trans…
December 8, 2009
carl anthony purcell replied to Ghulam Dastgir's discussion 'The most powerful human Instincts.' in the group Neuropsychology
i was wondering if you could help me. I found your discussion of human instincts very interesting and wondered if you had any opinion on how advertising (specifically supermarket-based marketing) appeals to human instincts. I am doing research into…
November 3, 2009
Erik Bo Jensen replied to Ghulam Dastgir's discussion 'The most powerful human Instincts.' in the group Neuropsychology
Indeed, during history and actual analyses of our societies you are right! But what has to be done under such circumstances? Some of the most important functions in control of behavior involves the hypothalamus, limbic system and neocortex. Penfield…
September 7, 2009

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Main areas of research:
Cerebrovascular Neurosurgery

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At 3:16am on September 3, 2009, Naheed Banu said…
Under certain circumstances the fusion of soul and body can be detached.What is that one has to find out. I would like to know your work more. I have isolated a protein from water buffalo brain which is different from the same proteins found in other mammals, as it is highly conserved. I wonder is it because of this protein buffaloes are unable to find their way back home? Whether the protein changes during neurological diseases in our brain too?
At 9:11am on August 22, 2009, MARIE VODI said…
hi Dr Ghulam Dastgir,
i love your works please keep it up.
Dr Marie Vodi
 
 
 

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