entorhinal cortex

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The entorhinal cortex is a brain region in the medial temporal lobe crucial for memory, navigation, and serving as a major interface between the hippocampus and neocortex.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf brain region
cortical area
medial temporal lobe structure
borders hippocampus NERFINISHED
parahippocampal cortex
perirhinal cortex NERFINISHED
subiculum
BroddmannArea Brodmann area 28 NERFINISHED
Brodmann area 34 NERFINISHED
connectsTo CA1 region of hippocampus
CA3 region of hippocampus NERFINISHED
dentate gyrus NERFINISHED
hippocampus NERFINISHED
neocortex
parahippocampal cortex
parietal cortex
perirhinal cortex NERFINISHED
prefrontal cortex
subiculum
contains border cells
grid cells
head direction cells
place-related cells
cytoarchitectonicType allocortex
periallocortex
firstAffectedIn Alzheimer's disease NERFINISHED
forms perforant path
hasSubregion lateral entorhinal cortex NERFINISHED
medial entorhinal cortex
involvedIn early Alzheimer-related memory impairment
locatedIn human brain
mammalian brain
temporal lobe
majorInputPathwayTo hippocampus NERFINISHED
majorOutputPathwayFrom hippocampus
partOf cerebral cortex
limbic system NERFINISHED
medial temporal lobe
receivesInputFrom amygdala
olfactory cortex
roleIn associative learning
cognitive mapping
context representation
episodic memory
memory consolidation
navigation
spatial memory
sendsOutputTo hippocampal formation NERFINISHED
neocortex
speciesPresentIn humans
primates
rodents
vulnerableTo Alzheimer's pathology
tau pathology

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