BrainRegionFEC FT PU LT

Dorsal Putamen Lateral

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This page covers biological details of component Dorsal Putamen Lateral. Region is part of aHuman target integrated biological model.

• *Top-down path to region*: Forebrain Telencephalon -> Basal Ganglia (BGA.FT.BG) -> Striatum (BGA.FT.ST) -> Dorsal Striatum (BGA.FT.DST) -> Dorsal Putamen (BGA.FT.DPU) -> Dorsal Putamen Caudal -> Dorsal Putamen Lateral (FEC.FT.PU.LT) (see Mind Maps)
• *Type*: nucleus
• *Brain area*: Forebrain - Execution Control Area
• *Role*: relay
• *Function*: Flexor motor initiation
• *Notes to function*: ventrolateral, D1 receptor, MC and S1 - overlap, TH/CM from GPi; DL-leg, RL-face, VM-arms

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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* || || FEC || BrainRegionFEC_FD_TH_CM FEC.FD.TH.CM || Centromedian Nucleus of Thalamus || excitatory-glu || (unknown reference) || || || FEC.FD.TH.RIL || Rostral Intralaminar Nuclear Group of Thalamus || excitatory-glu || (unknown reference) || || || FEC.FT.SNC.LT || Substantia Nigra Pars Compacta Lateral || modulatory-da || [Physiology and pathophysiology of lower urinary tract (SNC -> PU)] || || NMA || BrainRegionNMA_NC_MC NMA.NC.MC || Motor Cortex || excitatory-glu || (unknown reference) || || NSA || BrainRegionNSA_NC_PG_S1 NSA.NC.PG.S1 || Primary Somatosensory Cortex || excitatory-glu || (unknown reference) ||

• Outbound Region Connections:*

|| *Target Area* || *Target Region* || *Target Name* || *Type* || *Reference* || || FEC || BrainRegionFEC_FT_GPI_LT FEC.FT.GPI.LT || Globus Pallidus Internal Lateral || inhibitory-gaba || (unknown reference) ||

Thirdparty Circuits

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• [and pathophysiology of lower urinary tract] - see [Reference]

References

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• http://www.intechopen.com/books/computational-intelligence-in-electromyography-analysis-a-perspective-on-current-applications-and-future-challenges/sphincter-emg-for-diagnosing-multiple-system-atrophy-and-related-disorders