The corpus callosum and the pons are parts of the brain.

胼胝体和桥是大的一部分。

For example, Chow and his team found that genetic mutations related to stuttering are linked to structural problems in the corpus callosum and thalamus areas of the brain.

例如，周和他的团队发现，与口吃相关的基因突变与大胼胝体和丘区域的结构问题有关。

The two signals meet up in the corpus callosum and T equals zero.

这两个信号在胼胝体中汇合而T就等于零了。

Much of what we know about the division of activity between hemispheres comes from " split-brain" patients: people whose brains have had their corpus callosum severed.

我们对于大半球之间功能分工的了解，很大程度上来自于 “裂” ：也就是那些胼胝体被切断的。

The free edge of the falx cerebri is in close contact with the central part of the brain, called corpus callosum, which connects the left and right hemisphere.

大镰的游离边缘与大的中央部分密切接触，即胼胝体，连接左右半球。

Alcohol-induced brain damage includes partial or complete agenesis of the corpus callosum, which links the two hemispheres together, so it either forms incompletely, or not at all.

酒的部损伤包括胼胝体部分或完全发育不全（胼胝体将大左右半球连接在一）导致FAS儿的胼胝体部分缺如，或完全缺如。

And although a big fissure separates the left and right hemispheres, the two halves communicate, through a series of myelinated axon fibers called the corpus callosum.

虽然左右半球之间有一条大裂缝，但这两半通过一系列有髓的轴突纤维——也就是所谓的胫骨体——进行交流。

By the way, there's a shaft of nerves that joins the two halves of the brain called the corpus callosum.

大本来就是由神经来连接左和右这个连接部分叫胼胝体（医学名词）。

This procedure involves severing the corpus callosum, the band of nerves that connects the two hemispheres of the brain.

治疗过程包括切断胼胝体——连接大两半部分的神经带。

The corpus callosum is an area that connects the two sides of the brain and helps them communicate.

胼胝体是连接大两侧并帮助交流的区域。

They're connected by this huge web called the corpus callosum.

它们通过称为胼胝体的巨大网络相连。

Roger W. Sperry, 1913-1994. American neurobiologist Sperry's successful separation of the corpus callosum, the bundles of nerve fibers that transfer signals between left and right brain hemispheres, led to a dramatic breakthrough in the treatment of a certain kind of epilepsy.

罗杰·W·斯佩里， 1913-1994。 美国神经生物学家斯佩里成功地切开了胼胝体，即连接左右大半球的神经纤维束，这一成就在治疗某种类型的癫痫方面取得了重大突破。

Think about the sole cyan gyri and then the corpus callosum, and then, and I can still see it in my mind's eye Exposure to the material, but it involved hours upon hours About the material within my own.

想象一下那唯一的青色回， 接着是胼胝体，然后，即便现在，我仍能在海中清晰地浮现出这些结构。接触这些知识的过程耗费了无数个小时， 深入探索我自身的神经解剖。 这本身就带有一种元认知的意味。

Also, I then discovered that the corpus callosum is funnily enough not keeping up in size with the expansion of our brains.

我还发现，胼胝体的大小并没有随着我们大的扩张而相应增大，这真是有趣。

Some researchers think this is because the corpus callosum, the structure that connects both hemispheres, is larger in musicians.

一些研究员认为这是因为音乐家的胼胝体（连接两个半球的结构）更大。

The two hemispheres are connected by a bundle of nerve fibers called the corpus callosum.

这两个半球由一束叫做胼胝体的神经纤维连接。

Take a close look at the corpus callosum.

豪斯: 仔细看看梁。

And so a really radical procedure that scientists will do is they'll occasionally sever this corpus callosum.

而且科学家有时会采取一个非常激进的手段，那就是切断胼胝体。

In other words we have a corpus callosum that connects the two sides of our brain and so we can share information back and forth.

换句话说，我们的大中有一个胼胝体连接着大的两个半球，因此我们可以来回传递信息。

The two hemispheres are connected by this body of fibers at the base of the brain, of course, called the corpus callosum.

左右两个半球通过位于大底部的一束纤维连接来，这束纤维被称为胼胝体。