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mammillary body

mammillary body The mammillary body is a brain structure long linked with memory-related function.

The mammillary body is a brain structure long linked with memory-related function. Evidence described here suggests its medial and lateral parts belong to partly separate networks, with the medial part more related to memory and the lateral part more related to spatial navigation.

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Drafting source: Tanaka Masaki; Osada Takahiro; Ogawa Akitoshi; Kamagata Koji; Aoki Shigeki; Konishi Seiki. Dissociable Networks of the Lateral/Medial Mammillary Body in the Human Brain. 2020; DOI 10.3389/fnhum.2020.00228; article XML SHA-256 5fda282cd3a1b794d18168e019020a75ca5fe0fca98020e2704696b449dab9bc. “Dissociable Networks of the Lateral/Medial Mammillary Body in the Human Brain” (10.3389/fnhum.2020.00228).
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