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Amygdala
Original title: 扁桃体
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An almond-shaped cluster of neurons deep within the medial temporal lobe of higher vertebrates, including humans. It has been shown to play a major role in processing and remembering emotional reactions and is considered part of the limbic system. Also called the amygdaloid nucleus (Japanese reading: hentokaku). Location of the amygdala in the human brain.
ヒトを含む高等脊椎動物の側頭葉内側の奥に存在する、アーモンド（扁桃）形の神経細胞の集まり。 情動反応の処理と記憶において主要な役割を持つことが示されており、大脳辺縁系の一部であると考えられている。 扁桃核（へんとうかく）とも言う。 ヒトの脳における扁桃体の位置。
Source updated 2023-11-16 · Snapshot 2026-10-08
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