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  • 51Medulla oblongata — Brain: Medulla oblongata labeled at bottom left …

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  • 52Corticospinal tract — Pyramidal tract redirects here. This page refers to the nerve fibres underlying the pyramids. For the actual area of the brain, Pyramids, see Pyramid of medulla oblongata. Brain: Corticospinal tract Deep dissection of brain stem. Lateral view. (… …

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  • 53Tectospinal tract — Diagram showing possible connection of long descending fibers from higher centers with the motor cells of the ventral column through association fibers. ( Tectospinal fasciculus labeled at center right.) …

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  • 54Spinocerebellar tract — Infobox Brain Name = PAGENAME Latin = GraySubject = 185 GrayPage = 761 Caption = Spinocerebellar tract is #4, in blue at right. Caption2 = IsPartOf = Components = Artery = Vein = BrainInfoType = ancil BrainInfoNumber = 2137625602 MeshName =… …

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  • 55Olivospinal tract — is 2d, in red at bottom left. Latin tractus olivospinalis Gray s …

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  • 56Posterior thoracic nucleus — Diagram showing a few of the connections of afferent (sensory) fibers of the posterior root with the efferent fibers from the ventral column and with the various long ascending fasciculi. (Dorsal nucleus labeled at center right.) …

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  • 57Medial vestibulospinal tract — Brain: Medial vestibulospinal tract Vestibulospinal tract is 2c, in red at bottom center …

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  • 58Striatum — Brain: Striatum purple=caudate and putamen, orange=thalamus …

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  • 59Neural pathway — A neural pathway, neural tract, or neural face, connects one part of the nervous system with another and usually consists of bundles of elongated, myelin insulated neurons, known collectively as white matter. Neural pathways serve to connect… …

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  • 60Nigrostriatal pathway — The nigrostriatal pathway is a neural pathway that connects the substantia nigra with the striatum. It is one of the four major dopamine pathways in the brain, and is particularly involved in the production of movement, as part of a system called …

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