I need the answer as soon as possible 9:03l 85% iBCI as function restoration system.BCI as function enhansment system.BCI as function supplement system.BCI includes taking the EEG signals from,CNSPNSBoth of them.In the modelling of the cell, we are dealingspecifically with: *The cell bodyThe cell membraneThe cell axonAll the aboveIn BCI recording the EEG signals fromsurface of the cortex compared to thesignals taken from the surface of the scalp.II

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