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Artwork of the limbic system of the human brain

Brains limbic system. Artwork of the brains limbic system seen inside a womans head. This system is a complex network of nerve pathways involved with the expression of instinct and mood. The system is colour-coded: the reticular formation is light purple, the thalamus is pink and the hypothalamus is orange. The light green structures are: the mamillary body on top of the hypothalamus; the amygdala is immediately below the hypothalamus; the hippocampus is beneath the amygdala; the large caudate nucleus is at the top of the limbic system. The limbic system governs self-preservation, mood expression, reproduction and memory formation

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Caudate Nucleus Central Nervous System Limbic System Thalamus Brain Lentiform Nucleus


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This print showcases the intricate artwork of the limbic system, a vital component of the human brain. Nestled within a woman's head, this complex network of nerve pathways plays a crucial role in governing our instincts and moods. The vibrant color-coded representation adds depth to our understanding: light purple symbolizes the reticular formation, pink represents the thalamus, and orange signifies the hypothalamus. Within this remarkable system, several key structures stand out in light green hues. Atop the hypothalamus rests the mamillary body while immediately below lies the amygdala. Beneath it all lies the hippocampus, responsible for memory formation. Finally, at the pinnacle of this intricate web is the large caudate nucleus. The limbic system holds immense power over various aspects of our lives. It governs self-preservation instincts that ensure our survival and shapes how we express our emotions. Additionally, it influences reproduction processes and aids in forming memories that shape who we are. This awe-inspiring artwork not only highlights its anatomical beauty but also serves as a reminder of its significance within our central nervous system (CNS). As we delve into exploring its intricacies through this image captured by Science Photo Library, let us marvel at how such complexity can reside within each one of us – an exquisite masterpiece crafted by nature itself.

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