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The [[Tigan interface]] technology downloaded information directly into the cerebral cortex. ({{c|TNG|History Lesson}}) |
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+ | In [[2273]], [[Commander]] [[Spock]]'s cerebral cortex was traumatized after a staggeringly powerful [[mind-meld]] with [[V'Ger]]; through the stored data pattern of what was once [[Lieutenant]] [[Ilia]]. ({{m|TOS|{{st|The Motion Picture}}}}) |
The victims of the [[Unclean]] had their cerebral cortexes amalgamate with other victims. |
The victims of the [[Unclean]] had their cerebral cortexes amalgamate with other victims. |
Revision as of 22:14, 12 June 2020
The cerebral cortex is part of the brain.
This neurological location was where Ceti eels would wrap themselves around, in a humanoid host. This left said-host vulnerable to suggestion. As the eels grew, putting pressure on the cortex, the victim would experience maddening pain to the point of death. (TOS movie: The Wrath of Khan)
The Tigan interface technology downloaded information directly into the cerebral cortex. (TNG comic: "History Lesson")
In 2273, Commander Spock's cerebral cortex was traumatized after a staggeringly powerful mind-meld with V'Ger; through the stored data pattern of what was once Lieutenant Ilia. (TOS movie: The Motion Picture)
The victims of the Unclean had their cerebral cortexes amalgamate with other victims. (DS9 - Invasion! novel: Time's Enemy)
Almost 100 years later, in 2372, Lon Suder's violent, emotional synaptic patterns were downloaded (like raw data) into Tuvok's mesiofrontal, cerebral cortex. (VOY episode: "Meld")
External links
- Cerebral cortex article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.
- Cerebral cortex article at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.