SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION (Example: RNOMICS)

Humans have an extremely complex brain anatomy because of its complicated structure as well as functions. The brain is an integral part of the Central Nervous System (CNS) and is the center that controls the mental processes as well as physical actions of the human body. Brain abnormalities are symptoms wherein motor impairments or neuropsychological issues impact the CNS [1]. It is typically an anomalous growth of cells in the brain that may or may not be carcinogenic in nature. Several studies into the detection of brain anomalies have been carried out because of its considerably significant role in the identification of anatomical areas of interest for diagnosing diseases, treating illnesses or even the planning of surgeries.