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Приложение. Иллюстрации
OF – орбитофронтальная кора
PFC – префронтальная кора
RSC – ретросплениальная кора
Sub – субикулум
PrS – пресубикулум
HPC – гиппокамп
PaS – парасубикулум
mEC – медиальная
энторинальная кора
LEC – латеральная
энторинальная кора
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