HYPOTHALAMUS

HYPOTHALAMUS

HYPOTHALAMUS

Introduction

For the purpose and objective the most important part of the brain, we shall skin into the details of hypothalamus that accounts for the most important part of the company. The purpose of this paper shall help us accordingly for making significant and notable amends in order to understand the functioning of this portion of this paper.

Defining Hypothalamus

Hypothalamuses is identified as the most important part functioning in the body, since it deals with the hormonal movement, emotional swings and sustenance and at the same time control the 'boom' and 'slump' intervals that we face throughout our lives.

As you can see and witness above, a funnel-shape part, located just above the pituitary gland, is by far the best-knit, yet the most complicated structure in the entire brain, which is greatly responsible for our entire 'personality' as we see fit. Malfunction of this area of the brain may give rise to cluster headaches (Fauci, 2008, 117-121).

Layers of Functioning

The layers of the median eminence from dorsal (upper) to ventral (lower) are the ependymal layer (tanycyte layer), subependymal layer, fiber layer, reticular layer, and palisade layer. The palisade layer is readily identified by the closely compacted parallel fibers perpendicular to the pars tuberalis of the pituitary and by the highly vascularized (portal circulation) lowest portion of the layer. The delicate arachnoid membrane is attached to the pars tuberalis. The observation that vacuolar pathology after an acute hyponatremic insult was selective for the laminae of the median eminence is intriguing from several perspectives. The goal is to determine the intrinsic morphological, molecular, and or cellular underpinnings that cause this selective vulnerability within the median eminence.

The relative sparing of vacuolar pathology within the tanycyte layer is also of interest because this layer displays more mitotic figures (likely originating from specialized astrocytes called pituicytes) after ...