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Telencephalon

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telencephalon [¦tel·en′sef·ə‚län]
(embryology)
The anterior subdivision of the forebrain in a vertebrate embryo; gives rise to the olfactory lobes, cerebral cortex, and corpora striata.

Telencephalon 

(also called endbrain), the anterior section of the brain. The telencephalon attains its greatest size and physiological importance in higher vertebrates and especially in man.



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The forebrain is covered comprehensively, including analyses of the structures of the diencephalon and telencephalon.
Overall, the highest (> 140 < 200 fmol/mg wet tissue weight) HA binding densities were shown to be typical of rostral areas such as the preoptic nucleus (NPO) as well as the toms longitudinalis (TLo) and SGC of midbrain regions, whereas lower (> 70 < 110 fmol/mg wet tissue weight) binding densities were reported for the central nucleus of the ventral telencephalon and molecular stratum of the cerebellum.
The skin and skull were carefully opened and the olfactory tract was cut between the olfactory bulb and the telencephalon with a surgical knife under a microscope.
 
 
 
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