The phrase "many brain regions" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when describing research or discussing the organization of the brain. For example, one might say: "Recent research has shown that many brain regions play an important role in emotion regulation."
But the results, he added, should not be construed to mean that antisocial behavior is "located" in the frontal lobe, but rather that the role of the prefrontal cortex is part of a complex neural system involving many brain regions.
In many brain regions, induction was similar in the CXT and SI groups.
It's like an orchestral conductor, coordinating activity across many brain regions to produce stunningly complex behaviours.
scRNA-seq has allowed researchers to identify diverse cell subpopulations within many brain regions, pinpointing gene signatures and novel cell markers, as well as addressing functional differences.
Acute, systemic application of sumatriptan and zolmitriptan in rats was found to decrease the 5HT synthesis in many brain regions, including the dorsal raphe nucleus.
A widespread difference in grey matter volume was found across many brain regions, whereas cortical thinning was mainly restricted to central areas.
Interneuron networks are key to the generation of gamma-frequency range (30 100 Hz) oscillations that are observed in many brain regions.
These studies revealed important functions of muscarinic receptors modulating neuronal activity and neurotransmitter release in many brain regions, shaping neuronal plasticity, and affecting functions ranging from motor and sensory function to cognitive processes.
Although there are signs of pathology in many brain regions, the core symptoms of Parkinson's disease are attributable to the selective degeneration of dopaminergic neurons in the substantia nigra pars compacta.
This evidence validates the learning-induced changes in the number of synapses, glial cell morphology, and neuron-glia communication in many brain regions of both young and mature animals.
I remember taking a neuroscience exam in college for which I had to know the names and locations of many brain regions.
