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What brain structure is importantly involved in thirst and water satiety?
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What brain structure is importantly involved in thirst and water satiety?

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Answer: lamina terminalis

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By contrast, fore brain regions such as the lamina terminalis, primarily stimulate thirst and fluid intake.

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