Figure 6

NPCL in the temporal lobe SVZ. From the SPZ-SVZ transition, the SVZ laterally follows the body of the hippocampus (Figure 5) and, subsequently, the collateral eminence (Figure 2). In Figure 6, we followed the SVZ anteriorly from this level and returned to the amygdala (Amy) and the head of the hippocampus (HdHc). The dotted lines delineate the NPCL, which tends to be thicker near blood vessels (BVs). At this magnitude, the NPCs in the SVZ appear as dark brown dots. A macroscopic view of the larger figure is illustrated in the inset. 1, putamen; 2, external globus pallidus; 3, internal globus pallidus; 4, uncinate fasciculus and anterior commissure; 5, optic tract; 6, entorhinal cortex; LV, lateral ventricle; WM, white matter of the temporal lobe. Arrowheads, ependymal layer; asterisks, anuclear gap. Scale bar: 500 μm.