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. 2006 Dec 6;26(49):12789–12798. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.4044-06.2006

Figure 5.

Figure 5.

Retrogradely labeled neurons in V1 after injections of rabies virus in cortical area V2. A, A single parasagittally cut cortical section stained for the nucleocapsid protein of the rabies virus (black) and for CO (brown) showing the location of the rabies-injected region (black arrow) ∼1 mm anterior to the V1/V2 border (black line) just posterior to the lunate sulcus (LuS). D, Dorsal; V, ventral; P, posterior; A, anterior. B–D, Parasagittally cut cortical sections of V1 from case JNM10L stained for the nucleocapsid protein of the rabies virus (black) and for CO (brown). Multiple patterns of retrograde label were observed in V1, including labeling with relatively unbiased scatter in both CO blobs and interblobs of layer 2/3 (B), labeling biased to the CO blobs in layer 2/3 (C), and labeling biased to the CO blobs of layer 2/3 and extending superficially to the top of layer 2 (D). Cortical layers are indicated. Scale bars, 250 μm.