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English term or phrase:
medial parietal cortex
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The medial parietal cortex, also known as the posterior cingulate cortex (PCC), is a region located in the posterior part of the brain's medial parietal lobe. It is situated in the midline of the brain, towards the back of the head.
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The medial parietal cortex, also known as the posterior cingulate cortex (PCC), is a region located in the posterior part of the brain's medial parietal lobe. It is situated in the midline of the brain, towards the back of the head.
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