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Chapter 1 - A Brief History of Thalamus Research

from Section 1: - History

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  12 August 2022

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Francisco Clascá
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Michael M. Halassa
Michael M. Halassa
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Summary

Modern views on thalamus structure and function are the outcome of a long process of scientific discovery that started centuries ago and is still ongoing. As for other brain systems, strides along this path followed, to a large extent, from the introduction of new research tools capable of providing increasingly accurate delineations of neuronal connections and functional properties. These discoveries, in turn, expanded or corrected previous theories about thalamus operation and the contributions of the thalamus to behavior. Here, I summarize the key steps of this process, from the early descriptions of macroscopic anatomy and lesion effects through electrophysiological, neurochemical, and pathway-tracing studies to current connectomic, functional, and transcriptome investigations at the single-cell and brain-wide level.

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