Assertion: thalamus's nucleus | /r/HasProperty | vtg
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text: Regarding possible “non-hippocampal” actions on MB in memory, the mammillary bodies are strongly reciprocally connected with the ventral tegmental nuclei (VTg) (of Gudden) of the brainstem, and ventral tegmental lesions have been shown to disrupt performance on various spatial learning tasks including delayed match to place in the water maze, T-maze alternation, and working memory tasks on the radial arm maze (Vann, 2009, 2010).
text: The medial system is comprised of the ventral tegmental nucleus (VTg), the medial MB, the anteroventral nucleus of thalamus, and the subiculum/retrosplenial cortex; the lateral system consists of the dorsal tegmental nucleus, lateral MB, the anterodorsal nucleus of thalamus, and the pre, para and postsubiculum (Fig. 4) (Vann and Aggleton, 2004; Vertes et al., 2004; Aggleton et al., 2010).
text: Regarding possible “non-hippocampal” actions on MB in memory, the mammillary bodies are strongly reciprocally connected with the ventral tegmental nuclei (VTg) (of Gudden) of the brainstem, and ventral tegmental lesions have been shown to disrupt performance on various spatial learning tasks including delayed match to place in the water maze, T-maze alternation, and working memory tasks on the radial arm maze (Vann, 2009, 2010).
text: The medial system is comprised of the ventral tegmental nucleus (VTg), the medial MB, the anteroventral nucleus of thalamus, and the subiculum/retrosplenial cortex; the lateral system consists of the dorsal tegmental nucleus, lateral MB, the anterodorsal nucleus of thalamus, and the pre, para and postsubiculum (Fig. 4) (Vann and Aggleton, 2004; Vertes et al., 2004; Aggleton et al., 2010).