Whose function is it anyway?
Neurotransmitter Nation
Name that part!
100

Regulates hunger and thirst

Hypothalamus

100
Released at all somatic motor synapses

Acetylcholine

100

This relay station directs most sensory information to the cortex

Thalamus

200

Language production

Broca's area

200

Regulates sleep, appetite, and mood

Serotonin

200

This system of fluid-filled cavities cushions and nourishes the brain.

Ventricles

300

Inhibiting involuntary movement

Basal nuclei

300

Involved in initiating voluntary movement in the central nervous system

Dopamine

300

This lobe helps interpret sounds and language

Temporal lobe

400

Secretes melatonin

Pineal gland

400

Major inhibitory neurotransmitter in the brain used to depress the CNS

GABA

400

This strip of cortex processes touch and proprioception

Primary somatosensory cortex

500
Regulates the autonomic nervous system

Hypothalamus

500

Major excitatory neurotransmitter in the brain used for learning

Glutamate

500

Damage to this area causes difficulty understanding language

Wernicke's area

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