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Manual editing of the segmented images was necessary only to remove the brainstem (from below a line parallel to the base of the cerebellum) from thediencephalonand cerebral hemispheres.
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They are widely distributed not only in the brainstem anddiencephalonbut also scattered throughout the cerebral cortex, with a predilection for frontal, anterior cingulate, insular and temporal regions.
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The degree to which thediencephalonis elaborated varies considerably across cartilaginous fishes, however, making comparisons and the identification of nuclei within particular species somewhat challenging.
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Necdin is detected in all developing neurons of the embryonic mouse, in both the central and peripheral nervous system, with the highest expression levels in thediencephalonand the hindbrain.
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Olfaction is distinct from the other sensory systems where peripheral sensory receptors have a relay in thediencephalon.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Above the monoaminergic nuclei in the brain stem (mesencephalic or midbrain region) is thediencephalon.
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Manual editing of the segmented images was necessary only to remove brainstem from the cerebral hemispheres anddiencephalon.
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Section 7.1 studied an intermediate embryonic stage to illuminate the relationship between thediencephalonand the telencephalic vesicles.
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We defined a nonlimbic "brain core" consisting of the striatum,diencephalon, medulla, and mesencephalon.
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Unfortunately, the appellation of anterior entopeduncular nucleus has been applied to two other groups of cells in thediencephalonof various reptiles.
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The telencephalic factor has the striatum anddiencephalonas secondary structures, the olfactory factor has the paleocortex, and the somatic factor has the medulla.
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Cerebellar projections compared with those of the ascending somatic sensory pathways in lateraldiencephalon.
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At this age the prosencephalon has become divided into the telencephalon anddiencephalon, and the rhombencephalon has become divided into the metencephalon and myelencephalon.
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Brain side was a significant factor for the telencephalon anddiencephalononly (see also table 4c).
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Larvae were assigned to one of five regions in the brain + the telencephalon,diencephalon, cerebellum, medulla, pons and brain stem and the olfactory bulb.
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We predicted loggeddiencephalonsize from every possible pair of these 21 variables, and found it to be predicted most accurately from the logged sizes of the mesencephalon and neocortex.
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