Basal Ganglia (Basal Nuclei) | Nervous System

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Great topic! The basal ganglia always confuses me. Thank you for this video!

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very good visualization of the pathway! thanks so much.

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[@michaelgilman4068]

Dr. Mike isn't the substantia nigra in the mid-brain not the medulla? Thanks. Michael Gilman PA-C Cape Cod, Massachusetts

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[@richieeasterly1728]

This view of the basal ganglia is known to be outdated according to Kandel's: Principles of Neural Science 6th edition (Textbook used for my neuroscience programs). Any thoughts on creating an updated video?

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[@keegancan]

When you say yes you can and no you cannot, is this just a feedback mechanism, or will one actually experience the action?

[@brandonwalker7451]

I have a question. Does the indirect pathway play a role in stopping a movement? Also, Are both pathways working at the same time or individually?

[@hamnamuzaffar2145]

indirect pathway is an inhibitory pathway and yes both pathways work at the same time. take writing as an example for the direct and indirect pathways.

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[@clairep5314]

I mostly have difficulty understanding the “initiating of movement” part...You make a comment about the corticospinal tract going direction from the cortex to the spinal cord to initiate movement (with the BG moreso acting to modulate and smooth that movement) but it sounds like the BG has more of a role in actually initiating movement...So which is actually allowing the movement to be initiated?

[@hamnamuzaffar2145]

in the last part he told us that substantia nigra plays a role in "initiating movement" as well as "smoothing the movement". the direct pathway is giving signal to motor cortex to move but the one initiating and exciting the already excited pathway is actually dopamine which is released from SN. take parkinson's disease as an example; the patients have difficulty to "initiate" the movement because their dopamine are dying and not reaching the striatum but once they start moving then they are doing fine but then they get "resting tremors" in which the underlying problem is dopamine not reaching the striatum so there's no one to "smooth" out the movement. so substantia nigra plays a very important supporting role in DP and IDP.

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