Knowledge of the cellular origin of monoaminergic nerve terminals has been obtained
largely from fluorescence histochemical studies 1, 4-6, 15. More recently, biochemical …

Noradrenergic neurons located in the A5, A7 and locus coeruleus/subcoeruleus (LC/SC)
catecholamine cell groups innervate all levels of the spinal cord. However, the specific …

Efferent connections of the region of the A1 catecholamine cell group were investigated by
the anterograde autoradiographic method in rats, some of which had been pretreated with …

The recent combination of microdissection techniques 27 with sensitive radioisotopic
assays6, 1~, 17 has augmented whole brain biochemical measurements 1, 3, 18, 29 …

Our current understanding of the identity of the cell bodies responsible for the projection of
noradrenergic nerves to the cerebellum is that of the locus coeruleus (A6 group). This has …

The concept of a vasomotor center dates back to 1873 when Dittmar demonstrated the
critical role that the ventrolateral part of the rostral medulla plays in maintaining blood …

The supraspinal afferent and efferent connections of the A5 noradrenergic cell group were
examined in rats. Very small deposits of HRP-WGA were made in the rostral A5 area …

The aim of this study was to determine the anatomical relationships between
catecholaminergic neurons and cytoarchitectonically defined nuclei in the caudal medulla …

Knowledge of the distribution of monoaminergic axonal pathways has been mainly derived
from observations made by fluorescence microscopy after various surgical or chemical …

The goal of this study was to define the cytoarchitectonic relationships between the
catecholaminergic cell groups (the C1 and C2) in the rostral medulla oblongata of the rat …