septal region (Swanson)

The term septal region (Swanson) refers to a composite structure of the cerebrum in the rat that consists of the septum, the septohippocampal nucleus and the subfornical organ ( Swanson-1992 ).

Also known as: septal region (Swanson)

NeuroNames ID: 1600

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septal region (Swanson)
Swanson-1992
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Rattus (rat)
septal region (Swanson)
Swanson-1992
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