Reticular activating system (reticular activating system), a mixed structure of nerve cells and nerve fibers in the ventral center part of the brainstem. It is shaped like a net, and is called a "reticular structure" in anatomy. The reticular activating system is a mixed structure of nerve cells and nerve fibers in the ventral center of the brainstem. It is shaped like a net, and is called a "reticular structure" in anatomy. This structure extends from the upper end of the spinal cord to the diencephalon and is actually many nerves. The brainstem reticular system controls the maintenance of muscle tone, cardiac reflexes, arousal, and attention. The brainstem reticular system (reticular formation) was first proposed by Dieter and refers to some large structures located in the center of the medulla oblongata, pontine tegmentum and midbrain.
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These are not coincidences, but a key system at work inside your brain—the reticular activating system (ras). Ras is a powerful neural network that regulates consciousness and arousal.
