Table 1.
Brain Area | Relative Abundance |
Cerebral Cortex | |
Layers I-II | ++ |
Layers III-IV | +++ |
Layers IV-VII | ++ |
Corpus Callosum | - |
Olfactory Bulb | |
Glomerular Layer | +++ |
Mitral Cell Layer | +++ |
Internal Granule Cells | ++ |
Hippocampus | |
CA1 Region | +++ |
CA2 Region | +++ |
CA3 Region | +++ |
Dentate Gyrus | ++ |
Thalamus | ++ |
Hypothalamus | |
Dorsomedial Hypothalamic Nucleus | +++ |
Ventromedial Hypothalamic Nucleus | +++ |
Preoptic Area | +++ |
Fornix | - |
Nucleus Accumbens | ++ |
Anterior Commissure | - |
Midbrain | |
Superior Colliculus | + |
Inferior Colliculus | + |
Lateral Periaqueductal Grey | + |
Pons | |
Pontine Nuclei | ++ |
Pontine Reticular Nucleus | + |
Medulla | |
Medial Vestibular Nucleus | +++ |
Medullary Reticular Nucleus | + |
Gigantocellular Reticular Nucleus | +++ |
Cerebellum | |
Molecular Layer | + |
Purkinje Cells | +++ |
Granular Layer | ++ |
Abundance of Marlin-1 in different brain regions was determined from immunohistochemistry of the sagital sections of the mouse brain. Brain areas were characterized according to its level of abundance of Marlin-1 as: high level (+++), medium level (++), low level (+) and very low level (-).