Thalamus (4264 bytes)
1: :''For other uses, see [[Thalamus Ltd]].''
3: The '''thalamus''' is a part of the [[brain]]. It is located in t...
7: ... the [[mammal|mammalian]] [[prosencephalon]]. The thalamus is largely made of nuclear groups that relate to ...
9: Nuclear groups of the thalamus include:
39: *[[metathalamus]]

Thalamus Ltd (6508 bytes)
1: '''Thalamus Ltd''' (also known as '''Thalamus''') was a [[British]] computer game developer tha...
4: ...td]] created their own software publishing label, Thalamus Ltd, in [[1986]].
6: ... popularity of their [[Zzap!64]] gaming magazine, Thalamus were able to sign up [[Finnish]] programmer Stavr...
12: ...s alike, the game didn't sell as well as previous Thalamus titles.
14: ... later assumed its own unique identity. The first Thalamus game to be awarded a Gold Medal by Zzap!64, ''Arm...

Ted Jones (322 bytes)
1: ...'' in 1987 which set a standard in books over the thalamus that has persisted into the present day.

Putamen (897 bytes)
3: ...motor areas of cortex via the globus pallidus and thalamus. See also [http://www.geocities.com/medinotes/bas...

Interneuron (656 bytes)
2: ...th from other parts of the neocortex and from the thalamus itself. This is theorized to help focus higher a...

Spinothalamic tract (1681 bytes)
3: ...isleading, as all sensory pathways synapse at the thalamus.
15: ...sally, as the neurons ultimately synapse with the thalamus.

Diencephalon (367 bytes)
1: ...udes the [[epithalamus]], [[thalamus]], and [[hypothalamus]].

Mesencephalic duct (436 bytes)
1: ...in) and connects the [[third ventricle]] in the [[thalamus]] (or diencephalon) to the [[fourth ventricle]], ...

Fatal familial insomnia (1479 bytes)
8: ...responsible for [[sleep]]. The dysfunction of the thalamus results in [[insomnia]].

Medial lemniscus (1496 bytes)
1: ...] and [[cuneate nucleus|cuneate nuclei]] to the [[thalamus]].
5: ...t the [[ventral posterolateral nucleus]] of the [[thalamus]].

Epithalamus (530 bytes)
1: ...]] also containing the [[hypothalamus]] and the [[thalamus]]) which includes the [[habenula]], the [[stria m...

Cuneate nucleus (492 bytes)
1: ... impulsation. It sends most of impulsation to the thalamus and also in part to the [[cerebellum]].

Cingulate gyrus (434 bytes)
5: ...ves inputs from the [[anterior nucleus]] of the [[thalamus]] and the [[neocortex]]. It projects to the [[ent...

Primary sensory areas (1735 bytes)
1: ...ral areas that receive sensory information from [[thalamus|thalamic]] nerve projections.
10: ...nly sensory system that is not routed through the thalamus.

Cerebral peduncle (463 bytes)
3: ...e cerebral peduncle and then project to various [[thalamus|thalamic nuclei]].

Auditory system (502 bytes)
1: ... up the [[auditory nerve]] through parts of the [[thalamus]] and [[brainstem]] to auditory areas of the [[br...

Internal capsule (1929 bytes)
1: ... that separates the [[caudate nucleus]] and the [[thalamus]] from the [[lenticular nucleus]]. It consists of...
10: ... from the [[lateral geniculate nucleus]] of the [[thalamus]]. More posteriorly, this becomes the [[optic rad...

Direct pathway of movement (402 bytes)
1: ...obus pallidus internus]], which in turn inhibit [[thalamus|thalamic]] neurons responsible for excitation of ...

Cutaneous receptor (631 bytes)
13: ...nsmit the message through a [[synapse]] in the [[thalamus]]to the [[somatosensory cortex]].

Superior colliculus (725 bytes)
1: ...lus''' is part of the brain that sits below the [[thalamus]] and surrounding the [[pineal gland]].

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