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KBNB2010 |
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| Reference Text |
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| Citation |
The nomenclature and limits used for the different areas in the auditory cortex or layers in the SC are shown in Figure 1. The different layers of the SC were defi ned as in previous studies in the ferret (King and Hutchings, 1987; Meredith et al., 2001; Nodal et al., 2005), which are based on an earlier description of the SC in the cat (Kanaseki and Sprague, 1974).
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Ferret auditory cortex is located in the ectosylvian gyrus (EG) and its middle, anterior and posterior regions (MEG, AEG, and PEG, respectively) can be distinguished according to the distribu- tion pattern of SMI32 immunostaining (Figure 1B, dashed lines) and also by Nissl and CO staining patterns (Bajo et al., 2007) |
| Comments |
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| Map type |
Adopted Deliniated |
| Defined brain sites |
| Acronym Name |
Acronym Full Name |
Brain Sites Type Name |
| AEG |
anterior ectosylvian gyrus |
Area_Ctx_3D |
| MEG |
middle ectosylvian gyrus |
Area_Ctx_3D |
| PEG |
posterior ectosylvian gyrus |
Area_Ctx_3D |
| SSS |
suprasylvian sulcus |
Area_Ctx_3D |
| AVF |
anterior ventral field |
Area_Ctx_3D |
| PSF |
posterior suprasylvian field |
Area_Ctx_3D |
| SC |
superior colliculus |
Nucleus_SubCtx_3D |
| SSG |
suprasylvian gyrus |
Area_Ctx_3D |
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| Brain Maps Index |
KBNB2010 |
| Reference Figures |
1 |
| Reference Text |
4 |
| Citation |
The nomenclature and limits used for the different areas in the auditory cortex or layers in the SC are shown in Figure 1. The different layers of the SC were defi ned as in previous studies in the ferret (King and Hutchings, 1987; Meredith et al., 2001; Nodal et al., 2005), which are based on an earlier description of the SC in the cat (Kanaseki and Sprague, 1974).
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Ferret auditory cortex is located in the ectosylvian gyrus (EG) and its middle, anterior and posterior regions (MEG, AEG, and PEG, respectively) can be distinguished according to the distribu- tion pattern of SMI32 immunostaining (Figure 1B, dashed lines) and also by Nissl and CO staining patterns (Bajo et al., 2007) |
| Comments |
|
| Map type |
Adopted Deliniated |
| Defined brain sites |
| Acronym Name |
Acronym Full Name |
Brain Sites Type Name |
| AEG |
anterior ectosylvian gyrus |
Area_Ctx_3D |
| MEG |
middle ectosylvian gyrus |
Area_Ctx_3D |
| PEG |
posterior ectosylvian gyrus |
Area_Ctx_3D |
| SSS |
suprasylvian sulcus |
Area_Ctx_3D |
| AVF |
anterior ventral field |
Area_Ctx_3D |
| PSF |
posterior suprasylvian field |
Area_Ctx_3D |
| SC |
superior colliculus |
Nucleus_SubCtx_3D |
| SSG |
suprasylvian gyrus |
Area_Ctx_3D |
