Chapter 18: Spinal Control of Motor Units

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The principal projection neuron of the caudate and putamen
Basal ganglionic nucleus at the base of the midbrain that receives input from several cortical and subcortical structures
General term applied to the caudate and putamen; name derives from the striated appearance of these basal ganglia nuclei in sections of fresh material
One of the three major nuclei that make up the basal ganglia in the cerebral hemispheres: relays information from the caudate and putamen to the thalamus

An autosomal dominant genetic disorder in which a single gene mutation results in personality changes, progressive loss of control of voluntary movement, and eventually death. Primary target is the basal ganglia
Neurodegenerative disease of the substantia nigra that results in a characteristic tremor at rest and a general paucity of movement
One of the three major nuclei that make up the basal ganglia (the other two are the caudate and the globus pallidus)

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