Words to Describe forebrain
Things forebrain often describes ("forebrain ________")
- receptors
- extirpation
- cells
- network
- peptides
- hemisphere
- defects
- zone
- structures
- localization
- metabolism
- contribution
- transmission
- dysfunction
- size
- stimulation
- ablation
- ectoderm
- development
- base
- removal
- viability
- structure
- function
- projections
- turnover
- bisection
- activity
- receptor
- control
- excitability
- ischaemia
- domains
- origins
- patterning
- circuit
- norepinephrine
- organization
- origin
- pathways
- disease
- ventricle
- commissurotomy
- commissures
- vesicle
- acetyltransferase
- specification
- serotonin
- innervation
- afferents
- nuclei
- electrodes
- connections
- junction
- regions
- depletion
- activation
- induction
- cholinergic
- volume
- formation
- pathway
- cortex
- differentiation
- reward
- site
- ischemia
- mechanisms
- expression
- level
- evolution
- inhibition
- nucleus
- temperature
- systems
- circuitry
- weight
- damage
- morphology
- ensembles
- noradrenaline
- regionalization
- lesions
- dopamine
- midbrain
- areas
- cleavage
- neurons
- injury
- processes
- tissue
- sites
- involvement
- region
- center
- bundle
How forebrain often is described ("________ forebrain")
- neonatal
- mesolimbic
- adult
- embryonic
- dorsal
- auditory
- anterior
- median
- lateral
- cholinergic
- amphibian
- prospective
- canary
- entire
- postnatal
- ipsilateral
- mammalian
- primitive
- ancestral
- bulging
- ventromesial
- activated
- aged
- primate
- olfactory
- adolescent
- unanaesthetized
- limbic
- rudimentary
- everted
- rat
- subcortical
- pig
- vertebrate
- rostral
- enlarged
- dorsomedial
- transient
- frontal
- under
- overhanging
- caudal
- fetal
- intact
- monkey
- avian
- coronal
- craniate
- songbird
- contralateral
- septal
- ventral
- actinopterygian
- visceral
- albino
- posterior
- selachian
- underlying
- female
- medial
- basal
- unexpanded
- rodent
- reptilian
- human
- presumptive
- developed
- rhinencephalic
- ventromedial
- teleostean
- isolated
