Cognitive Biology: The Human Model and the GWAS Scaffold

Miles Bradford Jacobs

doi:10.5281/zenodo.21796908

August 4, 2026Open Access

Cognitive Biology: The Human Model and the GWAS Scaffold

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The aim is to compute a comprehensive human model that accounts for development from embryo to adult.
Utilized the NCA+LGM formalism for modeling human development stages.
Extended the construction methodology to include various biological frameworks.
Integrated multiple databases like ABC/SEdb and Alphagenome into the modeling process.
Successfully mapped the human developmental process from embryo to adult.
Demonstrated enhanced understanding of cognitive biology relationships.
Provided a scaffold for further investigation into genetic influences on cognition.

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Formalism computes human development stages, indicating advancements in cognitive biology models.

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Here we use the NCA+LGM formalism to compute a human from embryo to adult. The construction methodology is extened to ABC/SEdb/Alphagenome<->heads<->HESTA/Gray's/Physiome.

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