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Proisocortex

Proisocortex or pro-isocortex is one of two subtypes of cortical areas in the areas belonging to the neocortex. The other subtype is termed the true isocortex. Proisocortical areas are transitional areas placed between areas of true isocortex and areas of periallocortex (which themselves are transitional between "true" allocortex and proisocortex). The…

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areas mesocortex transitional cortex cortical true isocortex paralimbic peripaleocortex periarchicortex subtype proisocortical periallocortex found limbic side histology neocortex allocortex 24

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Proisocortexrelated to External linksBrainInfo0.60section

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