Difference between revisions of "BrainRegionLPC PN SG SP"
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* '''Type''': sensory ganglion | * '''Type''': sensory ganglion | ||
* '''Quality''': L0 | * '''Quality''': L0 | ||
− | * '''Brain area''': [[BrainAreaLPC|Lower Brain - Peripheral Control Area]] | + | * '''Brain area''': [[BrainAreaLPC|Lower Brain - Peripheral Control Area]] (LPC) |
+ | * '''Area circuit''': Auditory Sense (SA) | ||
* '''Role''': sensory.ganglion | * '''Role''': sensory.ganglion | ||
* '''Function''': Auditory patterns | * '''Function''': Auditory patterns |
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Spiral Ganglion
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This page covers biological details of component Spiral Ganglion. Region is part of aHuman target integrated biological model.
- Top-down path to region: Peripheral Nervous System -> Sensory Ganglia (PNS.SG) -> Sensory Exteroception Ganglia (PN.SG.SE) -> Spiral Ganglion (LPC.PN.SG.SP) (see Mind Maps)
- Type: sensory ganglion
- Quality: L0
- Brain area: Lower Brain - Peripheral Control Area (LPC)
- Area circuit: Auditory Sense (SA)
- Role: sensory.ganglion
- Function: Auditory patterns
- Comments: human has 30K, cat - 50K cells
- Notes to function:
- Fibres from bipolar cells in the spiral ganglion consist of peripheral branches that end in the organ of Corti and central branches that end in the ventral and dorsal cochlear nuclei
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Components
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Connectivity
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Inbound Region Connections:
Source Area | Source Region | Source Name | Type | Reference |
TSA | TARGET.TSA.EAR | Ear | ear-inner-hair-cells | Auditory System Model (Ear -> CochleaGanglion) |
Outbound Region Connections:
Target Area | Target Region | Target Name | Type | Reference |
LPC | LPC.HL.DCOCH | Dorsal Cochlear Nucleus | excitatory-glu | Auditory System in Brain (CochleaGanglion -> Cochlea, abstract) |
LPC.HL.VCOCH | Ventral Cochlear Nucleus | excitatory-glu | Auditory System in Brain (CochleaGanglion -> Cochlea, abstract) |
Thirdparty Circuits
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- Auditory System in Brain - see Reference (CP.AUDITORY-SYSTEM-BRAIN)
A1=Primary Auditory Cortex,NSA.NC.TTG.A1 Cochlea=Cochlear Nucleus,LPC.HL.COCH (see Myelencephalic Sensory Nuclei) CochleaGanglion=Spiral Ganglion,LPC.PN.SG.SP Ear=Ear,TARGET.TSA.EAR IC=Inferior Colliculus,ABA.MM.IC (see Reflexes Nuclei of Midbrain Mesencephalon) MGB=Medial Geniculate Body,NSA.FD.TH.MGB Olive=Superior Olivary Complex,LPC.MM.SOC
- Five Parallel Auditory Pathways - see Reference (CP.FIVE-AUDITORY-PATHWAYS)
AC=Primary Auditory Cortex,NSA.NC.TTG.A1 Cochlea=Ear,TARGET.TSA.EAR CochleaGanglion=Spiral Ganglion,LPC.PN.SG.SP DCN=Cochlear Nucleus,LPC.HL.COCH (see Myelencephalic Sensory Nuclei) DNLL=Nuclei of Lateral Lemniscus,LPC.HT.PN.LL GBC=Cochlear Nucleus,LPC.HL.COCH (see Myelencephalic Sensory Nuclei) ICC=Inferior Colliculus,ABA.MM.IC (see Reflexes Nuclei of Midbrain Mesencephalon) ICx=Inferior Colliculus,ABA.MM.IC (see Reflexes Nuclei of Midbrain Mesencephalon) LS=Hippocampal Formation,FMM.FT.HF LSO=Superior Olivary Complex,LPC.MM.SOC MC=Cochlear Nucleus,LPC.HL.COCH (see Myelencephalic Sensory Nuclei) MGB=Medial Geniculate Body,NSA.FD.TH.MGB MSO=Superior Olivary Complex,LPC.MM.SOC OC=Cochlear Nucleus,LPC.HL.COCH (see Myelencephalic Sensory Nuclei) SBC=Cochlear Nucleus,LPC.HL.COCH (see Myelencephalic Sensory Nuclei) SC=Superior Colliculus,MM.SC (see Reflexes Nuclei of Midbrain Mesencephalon) VNLL=Nuclei of Lateral Lemniscus,LPC.HT.PN.LL VNTB=Superior Olivary Complex,ABA.MM.SOC.TZ
- Auditory System Model - see Reference (CP.AUDITORY-SYSTEM-MODEL)
A1=Primary Auditory Cortex,NSA.NC.TTG.A1 Cochlea=Cochlear Nucleus,LPC.HL.COCH (see Myelencephalic Sensory Nuclei) CochleaGanglion=Spiral Ganglion,LPC.PN.SG.SP Ear=Ear,TARGET.TSA.EAR IC=Inferior Colliculus,ABA.MM.IC (see Reflexes Nuclei of Midbrain Mesencephalon) MGB=Medial Geniculate Body,NSA.FD.TH.MGB Olive=Superior Olivary Complex,LPC.MM.SOC
References
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