Sentences with MIDBRAIN
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"The midbrain plays a crucial role in vision and hearing."
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"Injury to the midbrain can result in various neurological symptoms."
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"The midbrain is responsible for regulating sleep-wake cycles."
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"Certain drugs can directly target the midbrain to elicit specific effects."
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"The midbrain is composed of several small structures."
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"Damage to the midbrain can disrupt motor function."
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"The midbrain acts as a bridge between the forebrain and hindbrain."
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"The midbrain is involved in the processing of sensory information."
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"Disorders affecting the midbrain can cause problems with balance and coordination."
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"The midbrain contains dopamine-producing cells."
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"The midbrain is located between the diencephalon and the hindbrain."
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"Neurotransmitters play a key role in midbrain function."
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"The midbrain is crucial for the integration of sensory and motor signals."
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"Studies have shown that midbrain activity is altered in certain psychiatric disorders."
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"The midbrain also plays a role in regulating body temperature."
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"Brainstem strokes can affect the midbrain."
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"The midbrain is involved in the control of eye movement."
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"Structural abnormalities in the midbrain can lead to developmental issues."
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"The midbrain contains the tectum and tegmentum regions."
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"Research is ongoing to better understand the functions of the midbrain."
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"The midbrain plays a crucial role in controlling movement and coordination."
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"Damage to the midbrain can result in various motor and sensory impairments."
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"The midbrain connects the forebrain and hindbrain in the central nervous system."
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"Neurons in the midbrain produce and release dopamine, a neurotransmitter."
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"The midbrain contains the tectum and tegmentum regions."
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"In certain neurological disorders, the midbrain can become dysfunctional."
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"The midbrain is responsible for relaying auditory and visual information."
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"The midbrain also regulates the sleep-wake cycle and arousal."
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"The reticular formation is a network of neurons found in the midbrain."
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"Functional MRI scans can help study the activity of the midbrain."
