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The magnocellular division of the human medial geniculate nucleus preferentially responds to auditory transients

2022-06-06

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The medial geniculate nucleus (MGN), the auditory relay in the thalamus, is composed of three anatomical subdivisions: the ventral, dorsal and medial or magnocellular division. The functional differences among these nuclei have not been studied in humans, and in particular, the function of the magnocellular division is poorly understood in mammals in general. We anatomically segmented the MGN using proton-density-...

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Literature Corpus work: f9cdca8b-1227-5955-aff7-a22a3d48a772
DOI: 10.1101/2022.06.05.494907

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