BrainRegionLPC PN SG CVB

Vestibular Ganglion - Semicircular Canal Neurons

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This page covers biological details of component Vestibular Ganglion - Semicircular Canal Neurons. Region is part of aHuman target integrated biological model.

• Top-down path to region: Peripheral Nervous System -> Sensory Ganglia (PNS.SG) -> Vestibular Ganglion (LPC.PN.SG.VB) -> Vestibular Ganglion - Semicircular Canal Neurons (LPC.PN.SG.CVB) (see Mind Maps)
• Type: sensory ganglion
• Quality: L0
• Brain area: Lower Brain - Peripheral Control Area
• Role: sensory.ganglion
• Function: Relay head movements in 3D coords

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Components

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• no child items defined

Connectivity

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Inbound Region Connections:

Source Area	Source Region	Source Name	Type	Reference
TSA	TARGET.TSA.EAR	Ear	ear-semicircular-canals	(unknown reference)

Outbound Region Connections:

Target Area	Target Region	Target Name	Type	Reference
LPC	LPC.HT.MVBN	Medial Vestibular Nucleus	excitatory-glu	Cerebellum functional divisions (VBG -> VB, abstract)
	LPC.HT.SVBN	Superior Vestibular Nucleus	excitatory-glu	Cerebellum functional divisions (VBG -> VB, abstract)

Thirdparty Circuits

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• Cerebellum functional divisions - see Reference (CM.CR-DECUSSATION)

CCV=Central Cervical Nucleus,LPC.SC.IZ.CCV
CRP=Cerebellar Lateral Lobe,LLC.HT.CR.CC
CRS=Cerebellar Paravermis,LLC.HT.CR.PV
CRV=Cerebellar Vermis,LRC.HT.CR.VM
CTX=Anterior Lobe,NC.LOBE.ANT
DN=Dentate Nucleus,LLC.HT.CR.DN
FG=Fastigual Nucleus,LRC.HT.CR.FG
IO=Inferior Olivary Nucleus,LLC.HL.IO
IP=Interposed Nucleus,LLC.HT.CR.IP (see Cerebellar Complex)
LT=Dentate Nucleus,LLC.HT.CR.DN
PNN=Basilar Pontine Nuclei,LLC.HT.BPN
RD=Red Nucleus,LLC.MM.RD
RF=Pontine Reticular Formation,HT.RF
SCM=Anterior/Ventral Horn,SC.VH
SCS=Proprius Nucleus,LPC.SC.PH.NP
SCSD=Clarke Nucleus,LPC.SC.PH.CL
VB=Vestibular Nuclei,LPC.HT.VBN
VBG=Vestibular Ganglion,LPC.PN.SG.VB
VL=Ventral Lateral Nucleus,NMA.FD.TH.VL

References

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• http://instruct.uwo.ca/anatomy/530/cblm.htm