- The
periaqueductal gray (PAG, also
known as the
central gray) is a
brain region that
plays a
critical role in
autonomic function,
motivated behavior and...
- ****ual
receptivity by the
neurons in the
ventromedial nucleus, the
periaqueductal gray, and
other areas of the brain. The
ventromedial hypothalamus sends...
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located between the
tectum and the tegmentum, and is
surrounded by the
periaqueductal grey,
which has a role in analgesia, quiescence, and bonding. The dorsal...
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posterior commissure (nucleus of Darkschewitsch),
which lies in the
periaqueductal grey at
rostral end of the
cerebral aqueduct, in
front of the oculomotor...
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reticular formation,
several nuclei controlling eye movements, the
periaqueductal gray matter, the red nucleus, the
substantia nigra, and the ventral...
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These transmit axons of
upper motor neurons. The
midbrain consists of:
Periaqueductal gray: The area of gray
matter around the
cerebral aqueduct contains...
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produce their analgesic effects via
activation of the MOR in the
midbrain periaqueductal gray (PAG) and
rostral ventromedial medulla (RVM). Conversely, they...
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aqueduct is
surrounded by an
enclosing area of gray
matter called the
periaqueductal gray, or
central gray. It was
first named after Franciscus Sylvius....
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hypoglossal nerve and
facial nerves.
Electrical stimulation of the
periaqueductal gray (PEG)
region of the
mammalian midbrain elicit vocalizations. The...
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centres that
regulate urination include the
pontine micturition center,
periaqueductal gray, and the
cerebral cortex. In
placental mammals,
urine flows from...