<prompt> Which of the following isare true about medial longitudinal fasciculus MLF and its lesion except -Unilateral lesion result in adduction palsy of opposite eyeMLF connects sixth cranial nerve nucleus of one side with the third cranial nerve nucleus of the other sideMLF is responsible for conjugate eye movementsIt is an integral component of saccadic eye movements  <response>: Answer- A. Unilateral lesion result in adduction palsy of opposite eyeVoluntary horizontal gaze in one direction begins with the contralateral frontal eye fieldsContralateral paramedian pontine reticular formation PPRF, which is the organizing center for lateral gaze in the brain stemMedial rectus muscle weakness impsilateral to the side of the lesion with paresis of adduction or adduction lag. 