BAMS | Inferred network

Inferred network

R(Retina) → MPN(Medial preoptic nucleus)
MPN(Medial preoptic nucleus) → DMH(Dorsomedial nucleus of the hypothalamus)
DMH(Dorsomedial nucleus of the hypothalamus) → PRC(Precommissural nucleus)
PRC(Precommissural nucleus) → LHA(Lateral hypothalamic area)

Support information about direct projections from Retina to Medial preoptic nucleus:

Sending structure	Receiving structure	Strength of projection	Type of connection	Technique	General description	Collator	Associated reference
Retina	Medial preoptic nucleus	light/moderate	not known	Cholera toxin conjugated to HRP	Case pg348,349, fig5a-f. Soma notes 36 female Sprague-Dawley rats weighing 200-350g. 10 microliters of CT-HRP(.20%-.40%) were injected into one eye ?behind the lens into the vitreous chamber of the eye. pressure injection over 1 min. Terminal notes Medial component of the RHT included labeled fibres and terminals found near the midline involved the medial half of the medial preoptic area terminals evident in the ventral part of the medial preoptic nucleus.		Levine JD, Weiss ML, Rosenwasser AM, Miselis RR., 1991

Support information about direct projections from Medial preoptic nucleus to Dorsomedial nucleus of the hypothalamus:

Sending structure	Receiving structure	Strength of projection	Type of connection	Technique	General description	Associated reference
Medial preoptic nucleus	Dorsomedial nucleus of the hypothalamus	moderate	not known	HRP/WGA	Case table1. Soma notes WGA-HRP inj. Terminal notes not specified..	Chiba T, Murata Y., 1985
Medial preoptic nucleus	Dorsomedial nucleus of the hypothalamus	moderate	not known	HRP/WGA	Case table1. Soma notes not specified.. Terminal notes WGA-HRP inj.	Chiba T, Murata Y., 1985
Medial preoptic nucleus	Dorsomedial nucleus of the hypothalamus	exists	not known	autoradiography	none provided	Swanson L.W., 1976

Support information about direct projections from Dorsomedial nucleus of the hypothalamus to Precommissural nucleus:

Sending structure	Receiving structure	Strength of projection	Type of connection	Technique	General description	Collator	Associated reference
Dorsomedial nucleus of the hypothalamus	Precommissural nucleus	light/moderate	not known	PHAL	ipsilateral		Thompson R.H., Canteras N.S., Swanson L.W., 1996

Support information about direct projections from Precommissural nucleus to Lateral hypothalamic area:

Sending structure	Receiving structure	Strength of projection	Type of connection	Technique	General description	Associated reference
Precommissural nucleus	Lateral hypothalamic area	strong	not known	PHAL	At the anterior hypothalamic level, ascending fibers coursing through the hypothalamus supply dense inputs to the anterior hypothalamic nucleus, subparaventricular zone, rostral retrochiasmatic area, and perifornical region of the lateral hypothalamic area in addition to a relatively sparse input to the other regions of the lateral hypothalamic area (Figs. 5D�G, 6B).	Canteras N.S & Goto M., 1999
Precommissural nucleus	Lateral hypothalamic area	light	not known	PHAL	At the anterior hypothalamic level, ascending fibers coursing through the hypothalamus supply dense inputs to the anterior hypothalamic nucleus, subparaventricular zone, rostral retrochiasmatic area, and perifornical region of the lateral hypothalamic area in addition to a relatively sparse input to the other regions of the lateral hypothalamic area (Figs. 5D�G, 6B).	Canteras N.S & Goto M., 1999
Precommissural nucleus	Lateral hypothalamic area	light	not known	PHAL	At the anterior hypothalamic level, ascending fibers coursing through the hypothalamus supply dense inputs to the anterior hypothalamic nucleus, subparaventricular zone, rostral retrochiasmatic area, and perifornical region of the lateral hypothalamic area in addition to a relatively sparse input to the other regions of the lateral hypothalamic area (Figs. 5D�G, 6B).	Canteras N.S & Goto M., 1999
Precommissural nucleus	Lateral hypothalamic area	light	not known	PHAL	Proceeding rostrally, large numbers of fibers from the PRC reach the preoptic region, where they appear to provide a dense input to the lateral preoptic area in addition to a sparse input to the anteroventral preoptic nucleus (Fig. 5B,C).	Canteras N.S & Goto M., 1999