The mammalian striatum is divided into compartments that are anatomically and
neurochemically distinct. The dorsal striatum has been described as containing two …

The ventral striatum, previously defined as including the nucleus accumbens, substriatal
grey, olfactory tubercle and striatal cell bridges has been examined in an …

The striatum is anatomically organized into both distinctly bounded compartments
(striosomes) and gradients of neuronal markers. Biochemical markers of striatal cholinergic …

The topographical distribution of choline acetyltransferase, muscarinic receptor binding and
high affinity choline uptake was studied in 21 separate areas of the rat striatum. The areas of …

Evidence derived from many experimental approaches indicates that cholinergic neurons in
the dorsal striatum (caudate-putamen) are responsive to excitatory amino acids …

The distribution of cholinergic fibers in rat cortex was investigated using choline
acetyltransferase immunohistochemistry. Previous studies have either shown differences in …

Biochemical and histochemical techniques have been used to establish the distribution of
brain neuronal systems. The distribution of cholinergic neurons in various regions of the …

Putative cholinergic axons and synaptic endings were demonstrated in the substantia nigra
(SN) of the rat by light and electron microscopy on the basis of the localization of choline …

The aim of this study was first to specify the morphology and neuronal environment of the
large cholinergic neurons, and second to determine the distribution and mode of termination …

A new rabbit polyclonal antiserum against choline acetyltransferase (ChAT) reveals that
cholinergic innervation of the cortex varies strikingly among different cytoarchitecturally …