Bio-neural circuitry

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Bio-neural circuitry is a technology incorporated in bio-neural gel packs. It was first incorporated into the Intrepid-Class around 2371. Much of the usual isolinear circuitry was replaced with bio-neural cells, which can process information more efficiently, and hence speed up computer response time. Bio-neural fibers, as found in the pattern buffer relays, were part of the bio-neural circuitry.

Bio-neural technology can be affected by viruses and other infectious agents, which compromise healthy tissue of living organisms. When the bio-neural gel packs aboard Voyager were infected, The Doctor suggested inducing fever in order to fight the infection, similar to when a Human sometimes has a fever in response to infection and illness. B'Elanna Torres used an inverted warp field to superheat the vessel and kill the bacteria infecting the bio-neural circuits.

The bio-neural gelpacks outfitted on the USS Black Hawk-A later became susceptible to background radiation and bacteria that the ship encountered in the Kalisa Sector.

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The above information was adapted from Memory Alpha for use on this sim.


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