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`HormoneLevel` Class

Represents a centralized registry of neurohormonal concentrations within the synthetic nervous system, supporting memory persistence and full reset capability.

Namespace

BioSynapStudio.Net.Core

Assembly

BioSynapStudio.Net.Core.dll

Summary

The HormoneLevel static class stores system-wide hormone and neurotransmitter levels. Each property is tagged with [HippocampalMemory] to allow long-term persistence of the emotional or physiological state. The class also provides a method to reset all hormone levels to baseline.

Static Properties

Name	Type	Description
`Adrenaline`	`double`	Level of adrenaline (fight-or-flight hormone).
`Cortisol`	`double`	Level of cortisol (stress response).
`Oxytocin`	`double`	Level of oxytocin (bonding and empathy).
`Octopamine`	`double`	Level of octopamine (alertness/motivation analog).
`Dopamine`	`double`	Level of dopamine (reward and motivation).
`Vasopressin`	`double`	Level of vasopressin (social behavior modulator).
`Serotonin`	`double`	Level of serotonin (mood and homeostasis).
`Norepinephrine`	`double`	Level of norepinephrine (arousal and attention).
`Glutamate`	`double`	Level of glutamate (excitatory neurotransmitter).
`GABA`	`double`	Level of GABA (inhibitory neurotransmitter).
`Acetylcholine`	`double`	Level of acetylcholine (learning, memory, muscle control).
`Bicarbonate`	`double`	Level of bicarbonate (pH regulation and buffering).
`SubstanceP`	`double`	Modulator of pain signals and inflammation.
`Histamine`	`double`	Affects sleep, alertness, and immune response.

Static Methods

`ResetAll()`

Resets all hormone levels to 0.0.

HormoneLevel.ResetAll();

Use Case: Call this to simulate full system equilibrium or prepare for a clean simulation state.

Remarks

This class acts as the global endocrine and neurotransmitter regulator for the simulation. Hormonal state influences emotional behavior, memory encoding, and physiological simulation layers. When saved via HippocampusManager, these levels persist between sessions.