Hypothalamus Anatomy

The hypothalamus is a small but important area of the brain formed by various nucleus and nervous fibers Through its neuronal connections,

The hypothalamus has the greatest concentration of nuclei at which set points are encoded, monitored and controlled, and so can be considered as the key brain

hypothalamus The hypothalamus has the greatest concentration of nuclei at which set points are encoded, monitored and controlled, and so can be considered as the key brain

hypothalamus Key points · The hypothalamus and pituitary gland both lie in the cranial cavity of the skull · Two major hormones released by the posterior