Assertion: basal ganglion's nucleus | /r/CapableOf | send information
Facets:
value: throughout the cerebral cortices
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: widely
type: DEGREE
value: rostrally
type: MANNER
value: to reflex centers
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: throughout the hindbrain
type: OTHER
value: in the lateral lemniscus
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: the cochlear and other hindbrain auditory nuclei send information rostrally in the lateral lemniscus, axons of the lateral lemniscus synapse in the inferior colliculus, and axons originating in the inferior colliculus take the brachium of the inferior colliculus rostrally to synapse in the medial geniculate body of the thalamus.
text: The nucleus then sends information throughout the hindbrain to reflex centers controlling cardiovascular, respiratory, and gastrointestinal homeostasis; the nucleus is also an important source of input to the hypothalamus.
text: The nuclei in the base of the thalamus -- the ventroposterior (also called, ventrobasal), the lateral geniculate, and the medial geniculate nuclei -- receive all the sensory information from the body, except olfaction, and send information to the primary sensory areas of the cerebral cortices.
text: (b) The ventral anterior and ventral lateral nuclei (the VA-VL complex) receive motor programs from the globus pallidus (of the basal ganglia) and the cerebellum and send information to the motor areas of the cerebral cortices.
text: The dorsomedial nucleus, the lateral posterior and lateral dorsal nuclei, and the pulvinar nucleus receive information from the association areas of the cerebral cortices and from noncortical regions of the brain and send information back to the association cortices.
text: The anterior nucleus -- part of the limbic circuitry -- receives information from the mammillary body and from the fornix and sends information to the cingulate gyrus of the cerebral cortex.
text: The small nuclei in the internal medullary lamina (intralaminar nuclei) and the nuclei along the midline of the thalamus receive information from the cerbral cortices, the cererebellum, the reticular formation, and elsewhere and send information widely throughout the cerebral cortices.
text: The small nuclei in the internal medullary lamina (intralaminar nuclei) and the nuclei along the midline of the thalamus receive information from the cerbral cortices, the cererebellum, the reticular formation, and elsewhere and send information widely throughout the cerebral cortices.