Preoptic Subnucleus Of Bed Nucleus Of Stria Terminalis
Hierarchy level in atlas is 4: 3 superstructures include it.
abbreviation: BSTPOAbbreviation
BSTPO
Species
Rat
Description of part
The preoptic (PO) BST subnucleus consists of large, multipolar, darkly staining neurons with prominent nucleoli (Fig. 3E,F). Rostrally, PO is located ventral to the PM subnucleus and the strial extension of the anterior commissure (Fig. 2A). More caudally, PO neurons form a deep crescent which is ventral to PI and dorsal to the lateral preoptic area and medial forebrain bundle. Like the neurons in PI, many neurons in the lateral portion of PO are oriented perpendicular to the strial fibers (arrows, Fig. 3F; McDonald, 1983). Medially, PO is continuous with the posterodorsal nucleus.
Part type
gray matter
Nomenclature
Moga-Fulwiler-Saper
Endorsement
The approach used by the collator Mihail Bota is not endorsed by the author of the nomenclature.
Reference
- Forebrain
- Bed nucleus of the stria terminalis
- Bed nucleus of the stria terminalis lateral subdivision
- Bed nucleus of the stria terminalis ventral subdivision
- Bed nucleus of the stria terminalis medial subdivision
- Ventral medial subnucleus of bed nucleus of stria terminalis
- Posterior intermediate subnucleus of bed nucleus of stria terminalis
- Anterior medial subnucleus of bed nucleus of stria terminalis
- Subventricular subnucleus of bed nucleus of stria terminalis
- Posterior medial subnucleus of brain nucleus of stria terminalis
- Intermediate subnucleus of bed nucleus of stria terminalis
- Bed nucleus of the stria terminalis