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Akle et al., 2012 - F-Spondin/spon1b Expression Patterns in Developing and Adult Zebrafish

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Fig. 3

Spon1b expression in the telencephalon of adult zebrafish.

Immunostaining for GFP in Tg(spon1b:GFP), coronal sections from rostral (A) to caudal (D) end. A. Spon1b expression in the central nucleus of ventral Tel (Vv), and terminal projections of the lateral olfactory tract (LOT), medial to dorsal nucleus of dorsal Tel (Dp). Inset: thick projections of spon1b-positive cells in Vv. B. Spon1b expression in Vv and the lateral (Dl), posterior (Dp) and dorsal (Dd) nuclei of the dosal Tel. Inset: small positive cells in Dd surrounding sulcus ypsiloniformis. Cant: anterior commissure. C. Robust spon1b expression in the medial nucleus of the dorsal Tel (Dm) and in the medial olfactory tract (MOT). Inset C′: Thick and long projections, originating from LOT area. Inset C′′: medially located spon1b positive cells in Dm with thin and dense projections extending laterally throughout the nucleus (arrow). Ppa: parvocellular preoptic area D. Spon1b expression in the preoptic area. Inset: magnocellular nucleus (PM) and bed nucleus of stria medullaris (BNSM). Strong spon1b expression in the ventral habenula (vHb) (only the right vHb is visible). Scale bars: A-D: 200 &MU;m. Insets: 50 μm.

Expression Data

Gene:	EGFP
Fish:	bu1Tg
Anatomical Terms:	anterior commissure caudal parvocellular preoptic nucleus caudal zone of dorsal telencephalon dorsal zone of dorsal telencephalon lateral olfactory tract lateral zone of dorsal telencephalon magnocellular preoptic nucleus medial olfactory tract medial zone of dorsal telencephalon rostral parvocellular preoptic nucleus ventral nucleus of ventral telencephalon
Stage:	Adult

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