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The flocculonodular lobe is the only part of the cerebellar cortex that does not project to the deep nuclei its output goes to the vestibular nuclei instead.
In addition, small and large labeled boutons from prefrontal projections were similar to anterograde labeling in the thalamic reticular nucleus [27], which does not project to the cortex.
In addition, we did not consider negation (region A does not project to region B).
BenJarvus Green-Ellis (CIN) vs. Baltimore — The Ravens allowed the fifth fewest rushing yards in the league last season, and their traditionally stout run defense doesn't project to lighten up in 2012.
He doesn't project to make the immediate pro splash of Okafor but he'll eventually make someone happy.
On the other hand, using conventional light microscope, Beier et al. found that lateral NAc-projecting dopamine neurons have broad arborizations going to DS, whereas medial NAc-projecting dopamine neurons do not project to the DS (Beier et al., 2015).
Because JO afferent projections terminate in the brain and do not project to the ProNm, where they would be positioned to activate leg movements, we reasoned that additional neurons must project to the ProNm to command grooming behavior.
(A – B ) One of clonal lineages in the antennal lobe, ALlv1, contains an atypical class of AL projection neurons, the ALlv1-PNs, which do not project to the MB calyx, but directly project to the SMP, SIP and SLP in addition to the lateral horn (Yu et al., 2013 ).
North Carolina, which will struggle to reach the National Invitation Tournament, is emblematic of a crew of marquee teams — including Connecticut, Arizona and U.C.L.A. — that do not project to make the N.C.A.A. tournament.
They do not project to the edge of the ultrasound window but still arise from the pleural line.
In contrast, our findings clearly show that the overwhelming majority of D2R-expressing neurons do not project to the SNr, in agreement with previous reports [31], [38].
