Trigeminal sensorimotor mechanisms and ingestive behavior☆
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2006, NeuropharmacologyCitation Excerpt :The basal ganglia are considered an important center for such integration and for the planning of motor reactions to nociceptive stimuli (Chudler and Dong, 1995). Lesion of the trigeminal nerve can impair food and water intake and suppresses aggressive behavior, indicating that trigeminal system is involved in the motivational control of behavior (Gregoire and Smith, 1975; Welle and Coover, 1978; Zeigler et al., 1984). Thus, the basal ganglia may contribute to this behavior by controlling sensorimotor reactivity to environmental stimuli, especially orofacial pain reaction.
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