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lateral olfactory tract

lateral olfactory tract The lateral olfactory tract is a pathway formed by axons from mitral cells that carries smell-related information toward the cerebral cortex, including the piriform cortex.

The lateral olfactory tract is a pathway formed by axons from mitral cells that carries smell-related information toward the cerebral cortex, including the piriform cortex. Its normal development and positioning are important for proper innervation of olfactory cortical areas.

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Drafting source: Amaniti Eleni-Maria; Kelman Alexandra; Mason John O.; Theil Thomas. Cerebral Cortex Expression of Gli3 Is Required for Normal Development of the Lateral Olfactory Tract. 2015; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0141525; article XML SHA-256 b0f52b756d6ba80974e8247971e9a0b202c3f92117a1f131af9d06177cbb9c4e. “Cerebral Cortex Expression of Gli3 Is Required for Normal Development of the Lateral Olfactory Tract” (10.1371/journal.pone.0141525).
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