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Multiregional blood-brain barrier phenotyping identifies the prefrontal cortex as the most vulnerable region to ageing in mice

Bravo-Ferrer I, Gaasdal-Bech K, Colvin C, Vaughan HJ, Moss J, Williams A, Castro BD.   +6 more
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Cross-species Standardised Cortico-Subcortical Tractography

Assimopoulos S, Warrington S, Folloni D, Bryant K, Tang W, Jbabdi S, Heilbronner S, Mars RB, Sotiropoulos SN.   +8 more
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Synaptogenesis in the corpus striatum of infant rat

Experimental Neurology, 1973
Abstract The corpus striatum of neonatal rats was examined by electron microscopy. Buffered 4% glutaraldehyde injected intraventricularly was used as the fixative. With this method the developing nerve endings could be divided into two broad categories: those with common round vesicles making asymmetrical contacts; and those with pleomorphic vesicles
T. Hattori, Patrick L. McGeer
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Corpus striatum and traumatic brain injury

Brain Injury, 1997
The possibility of a 'subcortical' syndrome differentially affecting memory in traumatic brain injury (TBI) subjects was examined. Magnetic resonance imaging scans of 46 traumatic brain injured male patients were compared with those of 34 male control subjects. Surface area measurements of the corpus striatum were calculated for both groups.
Sterling C. Johnson, E. Primus, Duane D. Blatter, Erin D. Bigler, R. M. Mueller, Carol V. Anderson   +5 more
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INHIBITORY FUNCTIONS OF THE CORPUS STRIATUM

Archives of Neurology And Psychiatry, 1940
Since the classic experiment of Wilson, 1 it has been generally agreed that electrical stimulation of the corpus striatum gives no primary motor effects. At the same time, clinical evidence has accumulated 2 which associates striatal dysfunction with impairment of motor activities originating elsewhere.
G. L. Freeman, L. Krasno
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The venous system of the corpus striatum

Neuroradiology, 1973
The draining system of the corpus striatum is constituted of: a) the caudate veins of variable morphology but constantly present; b) the superior striate veins that are thin and almost inconstant; c) the anteroinferior striate veins, rather constant thin vessels; d) the postero-inferior striate veins, small inconstant perforating vessels.
M. Borzone, M. Rosa
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Dopamine and adenosinetriphosphatase changes in the corpus striatum of the rat

Experientia, 1973
Nachweis, dass im Ratten-Striatum die Reserpin-induzierte Dopamin-Depletion mit einer Erhohung der ATPase-Aktivitat verbunden ist.
R. E. Buckley, J. G. Wood
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Corpus striatum

1992
Publisher Summary This chapter provides an overview of the corpus striatum. The major functional division of the corpus striatum is phylogenetic. The striatum is the receptive region of the corpus striatum. Most striatal efferents are striatopallidal, myelinated fibers passing to the globus pallidus.
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Functional and Neurochemical Asymmetry in the Corpus Striatum

1987
Although it is well documented that the human brain is asymmetric with regard to a variety of functions, most of these functions, notably language and affect, have been ascribed to the cortex. There has been relatively little interest, and consequently relatively little data, bearing on the issue of subcortical asymmetry.
J. N. Carlson, R. M. Shapiro, S. D. Glick, K. L. Drew   +3 more
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