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Investigation of neuroanatomical subdivisions of the thalmic reticular nucleus upon brain states

2019-01-01

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‡a The thalamic reticular nucleus (TRN), a part of the corticothalamic loop, plays a key role in selective attention and sleep spindle generation. Furthermore, sleep spindles are reduced in amplitude and duration in schizophrenia patients, implying clinical relevance of TRN functions. However, while the TRN is topographically organized, it remains unclear whether and how the TRN consists of functionally distinct s...

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7896e5f7-8963-5ca9-bfb8-86e1b048fb9e
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10.48730/appv-y486
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