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Identifying SUM projections to claustrum is about knowing your limits.

Houman Qadir1, Brian N Mathur1.   

Abstract

Barbier and colleagues confirm a projection from the supramammillary nucleus to the claustrum using immunohistochemistry to validate the structural boundaries of the claustrum. This refines earlier conclusions made by Vertes and colleagues and highlights the importance of properly anatomically characterizing the claustrum for future structural and functional studies.

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Keywords:  anatomy; endopiriform nucleus; function; hypothalamus; insular cortex; supramammillary nucleus

Year:  2019        PMID： 31839910      PMCID： PMC6910654          DOI： 10.1080/20023294.2019.1609865

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Claustrum        ISSN： 2002-3294


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