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Eric Kandel cytaty

„Większość naszych poglądów na świat i cywilizację wynika z tego, czego się nauczyliśmy, więc to, jacy jesteśmy, w znacznej mierze zawdzięczamy temu, co udało nam się poznać i co pamiętamy.”

Eric Kandel

wykład z okazji przyznania Nagrody Nobla (2000).
Źródło: Eugene W. Straus, Alex Straus, 100 największych osiągnięć medycznych, wyd. Świat Książki, Warszawa 2009, ISBN 978-83-247-0890-1, s. 316.

Eric Kandel: Cytaty po angielsku

“Science may explain aspects of art but it will not replace the inspiration that art evokes…”

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Eric R. Kandel

The Age of Insight (2012)

“One of the characteristic features of Viennese life at this time was the continual, easy interaction of artists, writers, and thinkers with scientists.”

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Eric R. Kandel

The Age of Insight (2012)

“Having been trained in history and the humanities, where one learns early on how depressing life can be, I am delighted to have ultimately switched to biology, where a delusional optimism still abounds.”

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Eric R. Kandel

In Search of Memory (2006)

“Even though I had long been taught that the genes of the brain are the governors of behavior, the absolute masters of our fate, our work showed that, in the brain as in bacteria, genes are also servants of the environment.”

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Eric R. Kandel

In Search of Memory (2006)
Kontekst: Even though I had long been taught that the genes of the brain are the governors of behavior, the absolute masters of our fate, our work showed that, in the brain as in bacteria, genes are also servants of the environment.... An environmental stimulus... activates modulatory interneurons that release serotonin. The serotonin acts on the sensory neuron to increase cyclic AMP and to cause protein kinase A and MAP kinase to move to the nucleus and activate CREB. The activation of CREB, in turn, leads to the expression of genes that changes the function and the structure of the cell.

“Mountcastle discovered that tactile sensation is made up of several distinct modalities; for example, touch includes… hard pressure on the skin as well as a light brush… He found that each distinct submodality has its own private pathway within the brain and that this segregation is maintained at each relay…”

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Eric R. Kandel

In Search of Memory (2006)

“In the near future, neurobiology will address a matter of more general and fundamental importance: the biology of human mental processes. …Psychology and psychiatry can illuminate and define for biology the mental functions that need to be studied if we are to have a meaningful and sophisticated understanding of the biology of the human mind.”

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Eric R. Kandel

Psychiatry, Psychoanalysis, and the New Biology of Mind (2008)

“Giacomo Rizzolatti… calls these "mirror neurons" and suggests that they provide the first insight into imitation, identification, empathy, and possibly the ability to mime vocalization—the mental processes intrinsic to human interaction. Vilayanur Ramachandran has found evidence of comparable neurons in the premotor cortex of people. …one can see a whole new area of biology opening up… that can give us a sense of what makes us social, communicating beings. An ambitious undertaking of this sort might… teach us something about the factors that give rise to tribalism, which is so often associated with fear, hatred, and intolerance of outsiders.”

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Eric R. Kandel

In Search of Memory (2006)