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Suprachiasmatic Nucleus
Original title: 視交叉上核
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The suprachiasmatic nuclei are a pair of small nuclei immediately above the optic chiasm at the base of the hypothalamic third ventricle, the highest-level center controlling circadian rhythms of physiological phenomena such as sleep, behavior, and endocrine activity in mammals. Their circadian clock serves as a central clock with rhythm-generating abilities absent from other brain regions and peripheral organs.
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視交叉上核は、視交叉の直上で視床下部第三脳室底部にある一対の小さな神経核であり、哺乳類動物における睡眠と行動や内分泌等の生理的現象の概日リズムを支配する最高位中枢である。 視交叉上核の概日時計は時計中枢として他の脳部位や末梢臓器に見られないリズム形成能力を持つ。
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