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Figure 25

From: Existence of a potential neurogenic system in the adult human brain

Figure 25

Double staining of neurogenesis markers surrounding the body of the lateral ventricle. The locations analyzed in Figures (A–C), (D–F), (G–I) and (J–L) represent box numbers 4, 5, 6 and 7, respectively, in Figure 23. Nestin expression (arrows in (A), (C), (D) and (F)) occurs in locations between the ependymal cell layer (e) and βIII-tubulin-expressing structures (longitudinally cut fibers indicated by arrowheads in the corpus callosum (cc) in (B) and (C) and transversally cut fibers in the stria terminalis (st)). DCX stains fibers co-labeled with βIII-tubulin in the stria terminalis (arrowheads in (G–I)) and largely in the reticular nucleus (rn) (arrows in (G–L)), where both markers stain horizontally oriented fibers (J–L); certain vertically oriented fibers express DCX (arrowheads in (J–L)) but not βIII-tubulin. (f), fornix; (lv), lateral ventricle. Scale bars: (A–C), (J–M), (O) = 100 μm; (D–F), (N) = 50 μm; (G–I) = 20 μm.

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