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Tuesday, 07/26/2011 9:42:10 AM

Tuesday, July 26, 2011 9:42:10 AM

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I sent an inquiry to CTTC IR in which I asked for the definition of an artificial neuron.

Below is IR's response.

BTW, I cringed when I read it.

Here is the way is was explained to me:

Artificial neuron is a synthesized nerve impulse or action potential. This is what is created by the scrambler (Calmare). A series of synthetic action potentials carrying the "non-pain" message which is recognized by the brain. These are all transmitted via C-fbers(sic) which are the slow fibers for carrying information.

Hope it is helpful to you,
Jean
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Jean Wilczynski
IR Services/Competitive Technologies
OTCQX: CTTC
860.434.2465
jaw@corpirservices.com

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