Researchers investigate neural pathways that meet in the brainstem which help control feeding behaviors.
Researchers have traced the neural connections that help us to curb our impulses.
A small cluster of neurons in the brainstem regulates tempo and coordinates vocalization with breathing.
Neural networks that are directly responsible for the coordination of walking movements are located in the spinal cord. A specific group of neurons in the brainstem signal to the spinal cord and control direction.
Researchers identify 'sleep node' in the mammalian brain. Its activity appears to be necessary and sufficient to produce deep sleep.
Researchers have identified a population of neurons in the brainstem which are essential for mice to stop their locomotion.
Study identifies a key role the brainstem neurotensinergic neurons play in non-REM sleep regulation.
Neuroscientists have believed that three brain regions are critical for self-awareness: the insular cortex, the anterior cingulate cortex, and the medial prefrontal cortex. Patient R is helping a research team show that self-awareness is more a product of a diffuse patchwork of pathways in the brain—including other regions—rather than confined to specific areas.
A new study reports that contrary behavior of blood vessels in the retrotrapezoid nucleus help keep us breathing.
A new study reveals the prefrontal cortex may play a role in coordinating the level of consciousness through the cholinergic system.
