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. 2009 Apr 22;10:37. doi: 10.1186/1471-2202-10-37

Table 1.

Semiquantitative analysis of the cellular distribution of Marlin-1 in the brain

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 (-).