NSCI 201 Lab Practical

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spinal cord

relay station: receiving incoming sensory + sending out motor to muscle

  • responsible for some reflexes


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medulla

vital reflexes such as heart rate, respiration, circulation, swallowing, vomiting

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cranial nerves

terminate (sensory) or originate (motor) in medulla

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cerebellum

muscle coordination + synchronization

receives sensory + motor input and provides motor areas of midbrain + thalamus

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inferior cerebellar peduncle

brings information from spinal cord and medulla

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middle cerebellar peduncle

carries information from pons

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superior cerebellar peduncle

carries major output from cerebellum to forebrain areas

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cerebral peduncles

links spinal cord with telencephalon

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tegmentum

regulation of respiration, fluid balance, arousal level

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reticular formation

control of sleep and wakefulness

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superior colliculi

receive direct input from retina — visual processing

  • peripheral vision, orienting reflexes, visuomotor coordination


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inferior colliculi

auditory system

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thalamus

receives input every sensory system + sends processed info to cerebral cortex

  • receives input about ongoing motor movement + sends info back to motor areas of cortex


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optic chiasm

receives visual information contralaterally

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hypothalamus

receives input from sensory systems + involved in attaching motivational significance to environmental stimuli

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corpus callosum

connects the two cerebral hemispheres

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paleocortex

direct connection with olfactory bulbs

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hippocampus

limbic system; controls motivation + levels of arousal + involved in memory processes

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rhinal fissure

separates neocortex and paleocortex

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anterior commissure

fiber pathway that connects the olfactory cortex and parts of temporal lobe in one hemisphere with the same structures of the opposite hemisphere

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pineal gland

controls secretion of hormone melatonin, important in regulating sleep + circadian rhythms

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stria medullaris

provides input to the habenula

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habenula

appears to serve as link between areas involved in emotion and motor systems