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Cortical to sub-cortical nerve signaling

Molecular classification: Neural circuit, Signaling pathway

Overview

Cortical to sub-cortical nerve signaling encompasses the diverse anatomical routes, neurotransmitter systems, cellular mechanisms, and functional roles by which the cerebral cortex communicates with deeper brain structures. Rather than a single molecule/receptor target, it describes an essential set of neural processes underlying perception-action coupling, executive function modulation of behavior, cross-modal plasticity after sensory loss—and much more across health and disease states.

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Sensorimotor integrationTop-down controlExecutive functionPerception-action couplingBehavior modulation

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Parkinson’s diseaseSchizophreniaAttention-deficit disordersNeurological disorders

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Potential for widespread effects due to broad network involvementComplexity of circuits makes targeted intervention challenging

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