[Retinal projections in the lamprey, Lampetra fluviatilis (horseradish perioxidase transport method in the optic nerve)].
Kosareva Aa, Veselkin Np, Ermakova Tv
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Kosareva Aa, Veselkin Np, Ermakova Tv
Abstract
After the injection of horseradish peroxidase into the eye of the lamprey L. fluviatilis, the anterograde transport of the enzyme was found in the optic tract itself reaching the optic tectum and via single fibers--the geniculate nucleus. The labeled fibers were also found in the axial optic tract terminating in the geniculate nucleus and in the nucleus of the posterior commissurae. Retrograde transport and labeling of the tracer were observed in cells of the dorsal and central tegmentum.
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After the injection of horseradish peroxidase into the eye of the lamprey L. fluviatilis, the anterograde transport of the enzyme was found in the optic tract itself reaching the optic tectum and via single fibers--the geniculate nucleus. The labeled fibers were also found in the axial optic tract terminating in the geniculate nucleus and in the nucleus of the posterior commissurae. Retrograde transport and labeling of the tracer were observed in cells of the dorsal and central tegmentum.
Key concepts: Optic tract, Lamprey, Horseradish peroxidase, Axoplasmic transport, Pretectal area, Tegmentum, Anatomy, Optic nerve