Scientists and researchers have been trying to understand the complexity of the human brain for a long time. The human brain is extremely complex, and research has been going on for many years. Experts from all over the world are doing research to understand and know every aspect of it. Recently, the UK Medical Research Council did an interesting research on the brain of a fly, which can also help in understanding the human brain.

Research on the fly's brain

The UK Medical Research Council conducted research on the brain of a fly, which was smaller than a needle in size. This research revealed that the fly's brain has about 1,30,000 cells and 5 crore connections. This is considered to be the most detailed research done on the brain of any insect or animal till date. Scientists hope that this research will also help in understanding the mysteries of the human brain.

How was the research done?

Scientists from the UK Medical Research Council studied the cells and connections in the fly's brain in detail. They also observed the size of the connections of these cells and in which parts of the brain they are present. Along with this, they also identified the interconnections between the cells. This research revealed how complex the fly's brain is despite being small.

How will it help in understanding the human mind?

Dr. Gregory Jefferis, a scientist at the Laboratory of Molecular Biology of the Medical Research Council (MRC) in Cambridge, told BBC News, "We have not yet fully understood how the network of cells in the human brain works, and how it connects us to each other and our world." However, scientists hope that this research on the fly's brain will help a lot in understanding the process of thoughts in the human brain. This research on the small brain of the fly is considered very important. This has not only provided information about the insect brain, but a big step has also been taken towards understanding the human brain. In future, this research can help us to understand the complex structure of the brain in a better way.

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