basic physiology and anatomy of temporal lobe of human brain

[asad118]

hello friends, im trying to understand the very basics related to the function of temporal lobe of the human brain. more specifically i would like to understand the parts related to hearing and speech recognition like wernicke's and breca's area. i know about the functions of these parts but i cant find information regarding how these parts work or how they process information. what kind of receptors and neurotransmitters are involved? what causes excitation and de-excitation of neurons in this are? which harmones effect the function of these parts? i am unable to find this information through google thats why im here. plz reefer me some book or a link of any website where i can get such details. thanks.

[Genecks]

Neurons. Fair amount of neurons. Fair amount of receptors. Fair amount of action potentials. Developmental neurobiology may be of interest to you.

http://www.annualreviews.org/doi/abs/10.1146/annurev.neuro.27.070203.144130

 

You're asking an in-depth question. You want want to learn about how neurons work first.