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Roughly 100 billion cells, each one with up to 100,000 synapses.
there are 100 billion nerve cells in the human brain
Scientists have begun testing stems cells to see if they can regenerate healthy brain cells in children with neurodegenerative disorders that would normally be terminal.
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Although it was previously believed that brain cells do not reproduce, recent evidence suggests that brain cells do in fact regenerate or reproduce. ChaCha!
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Generally speaking each human cell is replaced over a period of about seven years and for a long time it was thought that brain cells are never replaced. However, research over the last couple of decades has shown that adult human brain cel...
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It was during the stretch of last week that researchers came up with a startlingly spectacular discovery regarding the human brain and the nerve cells. According to their claims, they have discovered a way to cajole the human brain to parti...
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About one hundred billion (100,000,000,000)
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There are 100 billion neurons in th human brain and about 1-5 trillion glial cells (that's 10-50 times more!). Most are astrocytes.
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the answer is something like 130-150 i found that out by going onto google by typing how many cells make upa humanbrain
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Number of neurons in the brain. It varies quite a bit but contains around one hundred billion neurons along with smaller amounts of other cells. from Wikipedia
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