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...ing brain, cortical thickness is commonly determined on the basis of the [[grey matter]] set in [[image segmentation|segmented]] [[neuroimaging]] data, usually fr

...analgesia system is mediated by 3 major components : the [[periaquaductal grey matter]] (in the [[midbrain]]), the [[nucleus raphe magnus]] (in the medulla), and

...r. It is thus for example possible to discriminate between the so-called [[grey matter]] consisting mainly of [[cell body|cell bodies]] and the [[white matter]],

...ive more specific information, such as the [[encephalization quotient]], [[grey matter density]] and [[white matter connectivity]], [[gyrification]], [[cortical t ...nd brain tissue, with the latter usually being sub-segmented into at least grey matter (GM), white matter (WM) and cerebrospinal fluid. Since

...te to the outside of capillary wall. ''Protoplasmic astrocytes'', found in grey matter, have more organelles, and short,highly branched processes. When in proximi #Protoplasmic: found in [[grey matter]] and have many branching processes whose end-feet envelop [[synapses]]. So

| title = Mapping cortical grey matter in the young adult brain: Effects of gender

..., more glia cells and glial volume per Purkinje cell. The higher amount of grey matter in the left Heschl's gyrus (HGL) is associated with differences in source a ...ontal cortex is necessary to choose actions from visual cues. An increased grey matter volume was found in musicians in the inferior temporal gyrus.

| title = Neuroplasticity: Changes in grey matter induced by training

...]] of the brain — of either white matter or cerebrospinal fluid with grey matter, or representations computed on the basis of these two [[surface (topology) ...ies most closely related to the first vertebrates, brains are covered with grey matter that has a three-layer structure (allocortex). Their brains also contain de

...regions, affecting [[cerebral cortex|cortical]] and subcortical regions, [[grey matter|gray]] and [[white matter]]<ref name=Ananth2002>{{citation ...on]], particularly in frontal and temporal areas of the cortex, as well as grey matter reductions in subcortical structures like the [[hippocampus]]

...susceptibility of the white matter while the term brain exhibits primarily grey matter injury."(Jensen FE. Developmental factors regulating susceptibility to peri

...ations is classified by the degree of malposition and the extent of faulty grey matter differentiation. <ref name=guerrini5/>

...brain (i.e. at the boundary between the [[cerebrospinal fluid]] and the [[grey matter]])<ref name=Armstrong1995>{{cite journal | title = Linear nevus sebaceous syndrome: megalencephaly and heterotopic grey matter

...ed neurons, perivascular cuffing, and injury to the [[parenchyma]]. The [[grey matter]] of the brain is where all these changes occur. Lesions are usually found

{{cite web |title =Inside the mind of worry |author=David Ropeik |work=Grey matter |publisher=The New York Times |date=September 30, 2012 |url=http://www.nyti

The cerebellum contains similar [[grey matter|gray]] and white matter divisions as the [[cerebrum]]. Embedded within the

Other finds include brain region differences, such as decreased [[grey matter]] density in portions of the [[inferior temporal cortex|temporal cortex]] w

...o perform normally, being present in small concentrations throughout the [[grey matter]] of the CNS.<ref name=Choi1987 /> One of the most notable uses of endogeno