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primate cortico-basal ganglia anatomy (review)
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section_07
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A second form of parallelism in BG circuits concerns the maintenance of cortical topography through the loop.
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primate cortico-basal ganglia anatomy (review)
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Parallel Loop Channels: Motor, Limbic, Associative, and Beyond the Classic Three
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Raw fields (6)
claim_text
The strict 'closed-loop' notion of cortico-basal ganglia channels is qualified: parallel topographic preservation coexists with the 'YVH' principle whereby connectionally interconnected cortical areas project to overlapping striatal patches.
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  "claim": "The strict 'closed-loop' notion of cortico-basal ganglia channels is qualified: parallel topographic preservation coexists with the 'YVH' principle whereby connectionally interconnected cortical areas project to overlapping striatal patches.",
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  "evidence": "Comprehensive review of primate cortico-BG anatomy: while channels are topographically maintained, convergence onto shared striatal patches by interconnected cortical areas (the Yelnik-Vidailhet-Haber 'YVH' principle) reveals an integrative architecture beyond strict segregation.",
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evidence_summary
Comprehensive review of primate cortico-BG anatomy: while channels are topographically maintained, convergence onto shared striatal patches by interconnected cortical areas (the Yelnik-Vidailhet-Haber 'YVH' principle) reveals an integrative architecture beyond strict segregation.

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