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The lateral geniculate nucleus is a part of the brain, which is the primary processor of visual information, received from the retina, in the CNS.
See also: optic nerve.
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Lateral geniculate nucleus From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. The lateral geniculate nucleus is a part of the brain, which is the primary processor of visual information, received from the retina, in the CNS. See also: optic nerve. |
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