376:, which is responsible for processing smell, as well as areas of the basal forebrain, a region responsible for determining an animal's level of wakefulness. The projections with the piriform cortex align with the rest of the olfactory system, the path beginning in the sensory cells of the nose and then proceeding through the olfactory bulb to regions such as the piriform cortex, olfactory tubercle, and amygdala. However, the projections to the basal forebrain structures actually originate from the smaller outer cells of the island clusters as opposed to the large cells within the "core."
437:. The CB2 variant was initially believed to be involved only with the cells in the immune system; however, they have been identified in the islands of Calleja and other structures of the limbic system, supporting the idea that this receptor has a neuronal function as well. This function has yet to be determined though. While the CB1 variant of the receptor has a pre-synaptic localization, it is thought that the CB2 receptors may possess a post-synaptic localization.
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453:: These specific dopamine receptors exhibit different effects on cells depending on their location in the brain. In the islands of Calleja, their presence inversely affects an animal's interest in an unfamiliar area and the animal's tendency to form addictions. These receptors also contribute to the hypothermic response associated with a lowered room temperature in response to the drug
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537:: The islands contain the mRNA associated with the PK2 variant of the protein as well as the receptor variant PKR1. This class of proteins and receptors is partially responsible for the neurogenesis of cells in the olfactory bulb and certain reproductive behaviors, such as the hormonal events involved with the reproductive system.
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is a molecule that induces maternal behaviors in animals. During childbirth, substantial increases in the expression of this receptor occur in the major island of the islands of
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Changes in behavior due to schizophrenia have been traced back to the high level of D3 dopamine receptors within the islands of
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352:. Developing neurons that express these genes originate from the subventricular zone; for this reason, the involvement of all three of these genes is thought to be responsible for determining the final destination of the neurons in the islands of Calleja.
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to the island's involvement in both olfaction and the reward pathways. The islands of
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on a DNA strand. Most members of the FOX proteins are typically involved in the formation of certain structures of an embryo, where mutations in these genes are evident through the human developmental disorders that result. Of these genes, the
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into the islands results in decreases in arterial pressure and heart rate, suggesting that the islands are involved to some degree in the regulation of arterial pressure and heart rate. The islands also inhibit the effects of the
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and other surrounding areas by adjusting the degree of dilation of the blood vessels that pass through the islands and the ventral pallidum. This vasodilation is adjusted by the action of nitric oxide. Injection of
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Wirtshafter D, Osborn CV. 2004. The distribution of m4 muscarinic acetylcholine receptors in the islands of Calleja and striatum of rats and cynomolgus monkeys. Journal of Chemical Neuroanatomy 28:107-16
421:: The cells within the islands of Calleja that contain the Bcl-2 marker exhibit neuronal immaturity. They are numerous in the islands and are thought to aid in developing pathways for specific response.
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216:. The insula magna, or the major island, of these complexes is located in the medial border of the nucleus accumbens. The ventral group of the islands lies along the
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904:- NeuroNames
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1326:Grey matter
1307:Archicortex
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1173:Grey matter
962:Grey matter
944:human brain
883:17:973-1003
489:Neurotensin
299:progenitors
295:radial glia
283:ventricular
236:that makes
88:ISC or IClj
68:Identifiers
1425:Categories
868:117:373-81
830:11:3725-37
802:12(1):6505
779:145:764-74
662:References
571:dystrophin
557:Syntrophin
106:NeuroNames
85:Acronym(s)
1373:Subiculum
1050:Claustrum
858:934:49-57
789:196:39-49
748:509:180-9
656:estradiol
601:glutamate
542:Serotonin
401:brainstem
387:from the
289:along or
248:Etymology
1045:Amygdala
971:Striatum
938:Rostral
902:Show it!
582:Function
514:estrogen
505:Oxytocin
493:sortilin
405:thalamus
397:midbrain
385:dopamine
381:amygdala
370:neuropil
328:promoter
287:radially
208:Location
165:Spanish:
118:NeuroLex
1396:Fimbria
984:Putamen
942:of the
632:Opioids
619:amnesia
455:Ecstasy
399:of the
99:D020670
44:Part of
39:Details
1391:Alveus
1239:Other
646:Others
563:(SAST)
465:: The
429:: The
362:septum
234:enzyme
55:Artery
1038:Other
418:Bcl-2
349:MEIS2
337:FOXP2
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232:, an
180:, or
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1089:Genu
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485:NTS3
391:and
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343:PBX3
320:The
218:pial
182:IClj
159:The
94:MeSH
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1349:CA3
1344:CA2
1339:CA1
1027:GPi
1022:GPe
323:Fox
293:to
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131:FMA
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