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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2009 Jul 14.
Published in final edited form as: J Comp Neurol. 2009 Jun 10;514(5):518–532. doi: 10.1002/cne.22025

Table 3.

Coexpression of LepR and Phospho-STAT3 in the CNS

Nucleus Number of cells pSTAT3/LacZ+ Percent of LacZ cells that were pSTAT3/LacZ+
Intercalate nucleus 37 ± 12 26 ± 5
Nucleus of the solitary tract 378 ± 70 72 ± 12
Parabrachial nucleus 122 ± 45 20 ± 10
Dorsal raphe 305 ± 125 75 ± 13
Periaqueductal gray ventral 323 ± 45 97 ± 4
Periaqueductal gray dorsal/lateral 125 ± 90 15 ± 8
Periaqueductal gray 142 ± 15 42 ± 10
Posterior hypothalamic area 12 ±2 97 ± 5
Ventral premammilary nucleus 1200 ± 145 94 ± 3
Arcuate nucleus 5360 ± 200 98 ± 1
Ventral medial nucleus 185 ± 30 94 ± 5
Dorsal medial nucleus ventral 778 ± 100 94 ± 3
Dorsal medial nucleus dorsal 218 ± 40 23 ± 6
Lateral hypothalamic area 195 ± 100 29 ± 11
Periventricular nucleus 20 ±1 90 ± 14
Medial preoptic area 613 ± 115 86 ± 5

Quantitation of pSTAT3 and LepRb Cre-activated lacZ coexpression in the CNS. Limited nuclei demonstrated coexpression of both markers. Cell counts were presented as the number of double-positive cells per nuclei (average of 3 brains ± SEM). The percentage of all LacZ-positive cells within the nuclei that were also double-positive is presented in the right-most column.