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Medial geniculate body is a central concept in auditory neuroscience and neurophysiology research, referring to the principal thalamic nucleus that serves as the primary relay station and processing hub for auditory information transmitted from the inferior colliculus to the auditory cortex, critically investigated for its role in sound localization, pitch discrimination, and other complex aspects of auditory perception.
Top Authors
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EM University of Fribourg |
FD University of Lausanne |
NM University of California, Irvine |
YD University of Lausanne |
JA University of California, Berkeley |
Top Institutions
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 Lausanne, Switzerland |
 Irvine, United States |
 Berkeley, United States |
Farmington, United States |
 New York, United States |