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ventral posterior cingulate cortex

ventral posterior cingulate cortex The ventral posterior cingulate cortex is a lower part of the posterior cingulate cortex, a brain region.

The ventral posterior cingulate cortex is a lower part of the posterior cingulate cortex, a brain region. In this source, it is identified as one of the areas whose functional connectivity with the amygdala changes immediately after acute stress.

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Drafting source: Quaedflieg C. W. E. M.; van de Ven V.; Meyer T.; Siep N.; Merckelbach H.; Smeets T.. Temporal Dynamics of Stress-Induced Alternations of Intrinsic Amygdala Connectivity and Neuroendocrine Levels. 2015; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0124141; article XML SHA-256 9077229c40d501f6627245ba12b8f7f99dd642cc50956df67feb54d38cabd0ca. “Temporal Dynamics of Stress-Induced Alternations of Intrinsic Amygdala Connectivity and Neuroendocrine Levels” (10.1371/journal.pone.0124141).
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