… In summary, although no detailed anatomical studies of neurotransmitter l tion in the PVH
and the SO are available, preliminary evidence suggests the presence of multiple receptors for …

`Amygdala' and `amygdalar complex' are terms that now refer to a highly differentiated
region near the temporal pole of the mammalian cerebral hemisphere. Cell groups within it …

Axonal transport and immunohistochemical methods have been used to clarify the organization
of pathways from noradrenergic and adrenergic cell groups in the brainstem to the …

… ), and the pineal gland, an evagination of the caudal interbrain roof plate between the
habenular and posterior commissures (see Swanson 1992a; Alvarez-Bolado and Swanson 1996). …

… Nearly all of the nuclei in the septal region (see Swanson and Cowan, '79; Ju and Swanson,
'89 for parcellation) contained at least a few labeled neurons, with thP greatest densities of …

Alternative processing of the RNA transcribed from the calcitonin gene appears to result in the
production of a messenger RNA in neural tissue distinct from that in thyroidal ‘C’ cells. The …

The organization of projection neurons in the ventral tegmental area (VTA), and in adjacent
parts of the raphe nuclei medial to it (the central and rostral linear, and interfascicular nuclei), …

… both oxytocin- and vasopressin-stained cells (LW Swanson, in preparation). Recent studies
have … and parabrachial nucleus in the pons (Swanson, '77; Swanson and Hartman, '80). The …

… experiments with sequential double immuno-staining methods indicate that a subpopuн
lation of such neurons contain both oxytocin and CRF immunoreactivity [Sawchenko, Swanson, …

… In most of these animals a small injection of tritiated proline (L 2,3-3H-proline, specific activity
24 Ci/ mmole, New England Nuclear) was made stereotaxically into one or another part of …