Evidence for the existence of a substance P-containing pathway from the nucleus laterodorsalis tegmenti (Castaldi) to the lateral septal area of the rat
Brain ResearchPublished 1 December 1981
Masahiro Sakanaka, Sadao Shiosaka, Kenichi Takatsuki, Shinobu Inagaki, Hiroshi Takagi, Emiko Senba
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The existence of a long ascending substance P (SP)-containing neuron system from the nucleus laterodorsalis tegmenti of Castaldi to the lateral septal area was demonstrated in this study.
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The existence of a long ascending substance P (SP)-containing neuron system from the nucleus laterodorsalis tegmenti of Castaldi to the lateral septal area was demonstrated in this study. The destruction of the n. laterodorsalis tegmenti resulted in a marked reduction of SP-positive fibers in the ipsilateral lateral septal area.
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