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destruction ____nucleus = diabetes insipidus
supraoptic nucleus
(lack of ADH/Vasopressin)
destruction of ___ nuclei leads to hypothermia?
hyperthermia?
Destroy pOsterior = hypO

destroy antERior = hypER
Lesion of which nucleus =
hypothalamic obesity (+savage behavior, rage, voraciou appetite)
ventromedial nucleus
__ nucleus =
stimulate it = eating
lesion it = anorexia/starvation
lateral nuc
stimulation dorsomedial nucleus -
savage behavior
destruction of (anterior vs posterior ) nucleus = inability to thermoregulation
anterior
Mammillary Complex (esp. medial mammillary nucleus) - receives input from the hippocampus via
fornix
Mammillary Complex (esp. medial mammillary nucleus) - gives rise to the ___ tract
mammillothalamic tract;
damaged in korsakoff's amnestic syndrome
mammillary complex (esp medial mammillary nucleus)
afferent connection: ascending and descending fibers which interconnect the
septum, preoptic area, hypothalamus, and the paramedian midbrain tegmentum
medial forebrain bundle
afferent connection: from amygdala to hypothalamus
Stria Terminalis and Ansa Peduncularis (amygdalo-hypothalamic fibers)
afferent connection: emotional effects on hypothalamic function (eg. feeding/ appetite, reproduction)
Stria Terminalis and Ansa Peduncularis (amygdalo-hypothalamic fibers)
afferent connection: in the lateral pontinereticular formation gives rise to a substantial noradrenergic input into hypothalamic nuclei. 
ventral NE bundle
afferent connection: GVA and SVA (taste) fibers carrying viscera afferent
information essential to hypothalamic coordination of autonomic function
mammillary peduncle
afferent connection: retinohypothalamic fibers go to which nuclei
suprachiasmatic & supraoptic nuclei
efferents that originate in mammillary bodies go to what 2 places
go to thalamus & tegmentum
efferent fibers that terminate in BS parasymp autonomic nuclei (edinger-westphal, salivatory, dorsal vagal nuclei)
dorsal longitudinal fasciulus