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Lateral vestibular nucleus
| Name: | Lateral vestibular nucleus |
| Description: | One of the nuclei comprising the vestibular nuclear complex. In some mammals, e.g., primates, it is further subdivided into subnuclei. It therefore differs in appearance and topology in different mammals.[1] |
| Synonym(s): | Deiter's nucleus, lateral vestibular nucleus (Deiters), nucleus of Deiters, Nucleus vestibularis lateralis |
| Is part of: | Vestibular nuclear complex |
| Super-category: | Regional part of brain |
| Id: | nlx_144002 |
| Defining criteria: | cyto-architecture |
| Organism: | mammal |
| Link to OWL / RDF: | Download this content as OWL/RDF |
| Defining Criteria: | cyto-architecture |
| Cyto-architecture defining Criteria: | Characterized in Nissl stain by the large Deiters cells, but the nucleus also contains small and medium sized cells. [1] |
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Gstoettner W & Burian M (1987) Vestibular nuclear complex in the guinea pig: a cytoarchitectonic study and map in three planes. J Comp Neurol 257: 176-88 PubMed
- Synonyms are taken from Neuronames
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Facts about Lateral vestibular nucleusRDF feed
| CurationStatus | uncurated + |
| CytoDefiningCriteria | Characterized in Nissl stain by the large Deiters cells, but the nucleus also contains small and medium sized cells. |
| DefiningCriteria | cyto-architecture + |
| Definition | One of the nuclei comprising the vestibular nuclear complex. In some mammals, e.g., primates, it is further subdivided into subnuclei. It therefore differs in appearance and topology in different mammals. |
| Has default formThis property is a special property in this wiki. | PONS brain region + |
| Id | nlx_144002 + |
| Is part of | Vestibular nuclear complex + |
| Label | Lateral vestibular nucleus + |
| ModifiedDate | 9 March 2012 + |
| Page has default formThis property is a special property in this wiki. | PONS brain region + |
| Species | Mammal + |
| SuperCategory | Regional part of brain + |
| Synonym | Deiter's nucleus +, lateral vestibular nucleus (Deiters) +, nucleus of Deiters +, and Nucleus vestibularis lateralis + |