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subiculum

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subiculum /su·bic·u·lum/ (sŭ-bik´u-lum) an underlying or supporting structure.
su·bic·u·lum (s-bky-lm, s-)
n. pl. su·bic·u·la (-l)
An underlying supporting structure.

subiculum
[səbik′yələm]
a part of the hippocampal formation consisting of the transition zone between the parahippocampal gyrus and Ammon's horn.

subiculum [sah-bik´u-lum]
an underlying or supporting structure.

subiculum
an underlying or supporting structure.


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But when the MCI brains were compared with EAD brains, the plaques only increased significantly in the amygdala and subiculum.
We noticed [Alzheimer's-]related neuronal loss in two subdivisions that normally lose neurons with age, the hilus and the subiculum, but also noticed neuronal loss in CA1, a region in which there is no evidence of normal age-related loss," they report.
Cells were smaller and more closely packed together in several interrelated limbic regions, including the hippocampus, subiculum and entorhinal cortex.
 
 
 
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