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Extended Amygdala and Basal Forebrain
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 2003Abstract: The basal forebrain is a confluence of systems that are crucial to understanding some of the most important functions of the brain, including reward and punishment, learning and cognition, and feeding and reproduction. Basic to understanding this broad spectrum of behavior is untangling the interwoven functional systems in basal forebrain ...
George F Alheid
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Basal forebrain in the context of schizophrenia
Brain Research Reviews, 2000The human basal forebrain has been notoriously difficult to analyze, and it was only in the last part of the twentieth Century that its various components came into sharper focus. It has now been demonstrated that the main parts of what was previously referred to as the 'substantia innominata' (a neurological equivalent of the geographer's 'terra ...
Lennart Heimer
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Moral Motivation and the Basal Forebrain
Neuroscience & Biobehavioral Reviews, 2020Moral motivations drive humans to sacrifice selfish needs to serve the needs of others and internalized sociocultural norms. Over the past two decades, several brain regions have been associated with different aspects of moral cognition and behaviour. Only more recently, however, investigations have highlighted the importance of the basal forebrain for
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Neurocase, 1997
Abstract This article reviews the current evidence on the structural and functional components of basal forebrain amnesia in humans. The structural basis of this form of amnesia is described by bringing together the current findings from rodent, primate and human studies.
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Abstract This article reviews the current evidence on the structural and functional components of basal forebrain amnesia in humans. The structural basis of this form of amnesia is described by bringing together the current findings from rodent, primate and human studies.
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