The basal ganglia - Details of the indirect pathway | NCLEX-RN | Khan Academy

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  • @hungryasian9883
    so direct pathway is only for decrease inhibition of thalamus to increase movement, but indirect pathway has 2 systems so it can control thalamus to be active (increased movement) and not overly active (to decrease movement)? Please help me understand better
  • @cristofherparada8628
    is it me or the excitatory part of the strium comes from no where? or are we assuming already there was a signal from the motor cortex? or are we impllying an added acitivty from substantia nigra pars compacta suddenly changes the movement inhibition?
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  • @louiseroberts8976
    Thanks so much for this video I understand this topic so much better now! One thing I'm unsure about though is from what I can understand, both pathways start with the striatum, so how does the striatum know which pathway to initiate?