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The Anatomical Connections of Nucleus Accumbens with Brainstem and Cerebellum in the Rat and Human Subjects

Jul 2026 · Cerebellum · Vol 25 · 0 citations · 84 references
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The anatomical connections of the NAc with the underexplored brainstem and cerebellar connections are investigated, demonstrating overlapping connections in both species, particularly with the raphe, parabrachial, ventral tegmental area and pontis oralis.

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