gustatory nucleus
dorsal visceral gray
The gustatory nucleus is the enlarged rostral portion of the solitary nucleus, which receives taste afferents from the glossopharyngeal nerve and the intermediate nerve ( Carpenter-1983 ).
| Type | Nerve |
| Parent Structure | nucleus of solitary tract |
| Latin Name | dorsal visceral gray |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the gustatory nucleus?
The gustatory nucleus is the enlarged rostral portion of the solitary nucleus, which receives taste afferents from the glossopharyngeal nerve and the intermediate nerve ( Carpenter-1983 ).
What is the Latin name for the gustatory nucleus?
The Latin name for the gustatory nucleus is dorsal visceral gray.
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