striatum
IPA: strˈaɪʌtʌm
noun
- (anatomy) The caudate nucleus and the lentiform nucleus considered as a single structure
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Examples of "striatum" in Sentences
- The striatum is a continuous mass.
- The striatum is in terms of neurons.
- The ventral striatum is a portion of the striatum.
- In the sensorimotor striatum, they respond to movements.
- The striatum is the main element of the basal ganglia system.
- The second, involving the striatum, is called habit learning.
- In the PBWM model in Emergent, the Matrices represent the striatum.
- For example spiny neurons of the striatum of macaque are one species.
- Utilizable receptors are whole brain cortex, human cortex, and striatum.
- Such ingrained habits appear to rely on a brain region called the striatum.
- The axons of the premotor cortex contribute to the pyramidal bundle Striatum.
- But it is not as simple as saying that the striatum is the brain's pacemaker.
- The results showed increased activity in the striatum, which is a part of the brain associated with the way we experience reward.
- PET scans showed the participants' brains pumped out more dopamine in a region called the striatum when listening to favorite pieces of music than when hearing other pieces.
- To look at this they looked at changes in gene expression in an area of the brain called the striatum, which is an area associated with the rewarding and reinforcing properties of drugs like cocaine.
- In the meantime, we're still taking in information, but it's slipping past the pLPFC hub and into the striatum, which is responsible for habit learning, like driving a car or finding letters on a keyboard.
- While contemplating a mishap, like a broken leg, activity in the rACC modulated signals in a region called the striatum that conveyed the good and bad of the event in question – biasing activity in a positive direction.