A rounded outfolding or convolution on the surface of gray matter of the cerebral cortex of brain that lies between deep grooves or sulci (fissures). Each gyrus consists of a superficial part and another hidden from view in the floor and wall of a sulcus. <\/p>\n
See Anterior cingulate gyrus<\/a>, Cerebral cortex (or pallium)<\/a>, Cingulate gyrus<\/a>, Cortical lobes<\/a>, Frontal eye fields (FEF)<\/a>, Fusiform gyrus<\/a>, Inferior temporal cortex (ITC)<\/a>, Limbic cortices<\/a>, Lissencephaly<\/a>, N170<\/a>, Occipital cortex (or lobe)<\/a>, Primary motor cortex<\/a>, Sulcus<\/a>, Superior temporal sulcus and gyrus<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/body><\/html><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" A rounded outfolding or convolution on the surface of gray matter of the cerebral cortex of brain that lies between deep grooves or sulci (fissures). Each gyrus consists of a superficial part and another hidden from view in the floor and wall of a sulcus. See Anterior cingulate gyrus, Cerebral cortex (or pallium), Cingulate gyrus, … <\/p>\n