Mapping of neurokinin-like immunoreactivity in the human brainstem-10
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posted on 2011-12-30, 17:18 authored by Rafael Coveñas, Francisco Martin, Magdalena Belda, Victor Smith, Pablo Salinas, Eva Rivada, Zaida Diaz-Cabiale, Jose Angel Narvaez, Pilar Marcos, Gerard Tramu, Salvador Gonzalez-BarónCopyright information:
Taken from "Mapping of neurokinin-like immunoreactivity in the human brainstem"
BMC Neuroscience 2003;4():3-3.
Published online 4 Feb 2003
PMCID:PMC149367.
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queductal gray (PAG). Compare this Figure with Figure . Note a very low density of immunoreactive fibers containing neurokinin B in the PAG. No immunoreactive cell body containing neurokinin B was found in the PAG. D: dorsal; M: medial. Scale bar: 100 μm B. A few immunoreactive fibers (arrows) containing neurokinin B in the bulbar reticular formation (RetF) and in the dorsal accessory olivary nucleus (DAO). Compare this Figure with Figure . Note a very low density of immunoreactive fibers containing neurokinin B in the RetF and DAO. No immunoreactive cell body containing neurokinin B was observed in the RetF. D: dorsal; M: medial. Scale bar: 100 μm