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Section of a rat brain at 4 h p.i. with 50 ng of epsilon-toxin per kg stained by means of the MAP-2 immunohistochemical reaction. The regions indicated by arrows are areas of the hippocampus which lost MAP-2 immunoreactivity due to the neuronal damage caused by epsilon-toxin intoxication. Bar, 1 mm.
