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Hypothalamus

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November 27, 2012

 

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The basalis nucleus is involved in sleep and restlessness. The hypothalamus also has a fornix, which begins in the hippocampus and ends in the mammillary bodies. The hypothalamus's main function is that of homeostasis. In order for the hypothalamus to successfully fulfill this task, it must receive inputs about the body's "state," and it must be able to create changes in the body that will correct anything that might be misaligned...
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In order for the hypothalamus to successfully fulfill this task, it must receive inputs about the body's "state," and it must be able to create changes in the body that will correct anything that might be misaligned. The hypothalamus receives inputs from the nucleus of the solitary tract, which provides it with information about gut distension and blood pressure...
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