V.V. Kolushov - Ph.D. (Eng.), Associate Professor, Department of «Нigher mathematics» of Ufa State Aviation Technical University (Ufa). E-mail: KVV@ufanet.ru A.V. Savelyev - Senior Research Scientist, Director of the Patent agency «©Uniquely honest patenting» (Moscow). E-mail: gmkristo@rambler.ru

The results of the problems research of functional and structural imaging of live biological tissues are presented. The developments of the algorithms for animation rendering of effects play computer «revival» of animated images of real tissue of the nervous system by imposing its functional activity are presented also. The results of discovery of functionally dependent mechanical movement are presented. 1. It was shown that electromechanical feedback reflex mechanical response of neuron dendrion on synaptic activation. Also we determine important functional significance for the self-organization of dendrites electrical interference. 2. Thus, we theoretically discovered the phenomenon functional mechanical displacement dendrites of neurons - that is the ELECTROMECHANICAL NEURON. Subsequently (after 10 years) it was experimentally confirmed in Japan. As a result of chronic experience in opening the skull and inserted micro-endoscopy made videography, which confirmed the correctness of our model experiment, protected by the series of our patents. This work was financially supported by RHSF in grant № 15-03-00519а «Post-non-classic paradigm of artificial intellect».

 

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