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Physiological
Element
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Description
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Species
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Axonal Amplifier
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Bioelectronic device of Borg Origin, believed to be some type of neuroprocessor
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Borg
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Brak'Lul
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Term for Klingon
biological redundancy
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Klingon
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CPK
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Creatnine phosophokinase, marker of
muscular damage. Mostly used to diagnose cardiac damage
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Genetic Resequencing
Vector
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Medical suspension formulated to
s hut down Borg Nanoprobes as they emerge from
dormancy
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Borg
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Hypothalmus
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Controls body temperature
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Ionic interference
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Can block telepathy
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Betazoids
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Isoboromine
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Trill neurotransmitter that
allows the host and the symbiont to communicate. Isoboramine levels below 40% require removal of the symbiont which is fatal to the host.
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Trill
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Microcentrum Cell membrane
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Physical attribute of life forms
unaffected by triolic waves
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Shapeshifters
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Microcircuit Fibers
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Part of the Borg Devices that
cause cellular DNA to change making surgical removal impossible while the
implants are active
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Borg
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Paracortex
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Part of the brain responsible
for telepathy
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Betazoids
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Peritoneum
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Membrane lining the abdominal
cavity in many humanoid species
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Humanoids
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Pheromones
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Biochemicals secreted by many carbon based life forms, who's scent
affects the behavior of other members of the same or similar species
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Psiosynine
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Telepathic Neurotransmitter
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Betazoids
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REM Sleep
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In neorophysiology,
REM (rapid eye movement) describes a normal state of sleep during which most
humanoid dreaming occurs. The condition is so named because the sleeper's
eyes, though closed, will often exhibit rapid movement.
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Humanoids
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Reticular Formation
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A system of cells in the medula oblongata of many humanoid brains
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Humanoids
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Septal Area
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aka the septum lucidum, it is the
double membrane that separates the anterior horns of the lateral ventricles
of a humanoid brain
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Humanoid
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Serotonin
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Enzyme that serves as a central
neurotransmitter in humanoid nervous systems. Increased levels makes a
patient susceptible to influence
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Humanoid
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T-Cells
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A type of lymphocyte which
enables humanoid bodies to fight infection
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Humanoid
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T-Negative
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Rare Vulcan blood type
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Vulcan
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Thalamus
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A portion of the humanoid brain,
deep within the cerebrum hemispheres that relays bodily sensations to the
cortex for interpretation
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Humanoid
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Thymus
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Organ in humanoid bodies,
located anterior to the trachea which produces T-Cells
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Humanoid
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Vek'Tal Response
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A measure of Klingon
physiological condition
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Klingon
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