A cross-sectional view of the brain which is a representation of the human brain. The brain is shown in a black and white color scheme with the central part of the image being the brain in the center. The image is divided into four sections each representing a different part of a brain. The top section is labeled "H" "A" "B" "C" "D" "E" "F" "G" "H" and "E". The top section has a red line that runs through the center representing the brainstorm. The red line is connected to the brain by a series of curved lines which are arranged in a way that creates a sense of movement and energy. The lines are colored in different shades of blue green purple and yellow representing different types of neurons or structures. The green line represents the neurons while the purple line represents neurons and the yellow line represents structures which appear to be neurons or other structures that are connected to each other. There are also several lines connecting the different parts of the body such as the brain stem the cerebellum and the cerebrospinal cord. These lines are labeled with letters A B C and D indicating the direction of the movement. The letters A and B are labeled as "A" and B while "C" are labelled as "D" and C." Overall the image appears to be a brain scan showing the different types and structures that make up the brain and how they interact with each other in the brain.

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