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. 1998 Jul;5(3):220–230.

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(A) Localized microinjection of AP5 bilaterally into the lateral/basolateral amygdala. (Left) A photomicrograph of a Nissl-stained section (40 μm) obtained from a rat injected with the competitive NMDA receptor antagonist AP5 (0.5 μl) into the lateral/basolateral nuclei (BL) of the amygdala. (Right) A coronal section from the rat atlas of Paxinos and Watson (1986) that corresponds to the cannula location. (Bregma) −2.56 mm; interaural 6.44 mm. (B) Localized microinjection of AP5 bilaterally into the central amygdala. (Left) A photomicrograph of a Nissl-stained section (40 μm) obtained from a rat injected with the competitive NMDA receptor antagonist AP5 (0.5 μl) into the central nucleus (CE) of the amygdala. (Right) A coronal section from the rat atlas of Paxinos and Watson (1986) that corresponds to the cannula location. (Bregma) −1.80 mm; interaural 7.20 mm.

(A) Localized microinjection of AP5 bilaterally into the lateral/basolateral amygdala. (Left) A photomicrograph of a Nissl-stained section (40 μm) obtained from a rat injected with the competitive NMDA receptor antagonist AP5 (0.5 μl) into the lateral/basolateral nuclei (BL) of the amygdala. (Right) A coronal section from the rat atlas of Paxinos and Watson (1986) that corresponds to the cannula location. (Bregma) −2.56 mm; interaural 6.44 mm. (B) Localized microinjection of AP5 bilaterally into the central amygdala. (Left) A photomicrograph of a Nissl-stained section (40 μm) obtained from a rat injected with the competitive NMDA receptor antagonist AP5 (0.5 μl) into the central nucleus (CE) of the amygdala. (Right) A coronal section from the rat atlas of Paxinos and Watson (1986) that corresponds to the cannula location. (Bregma) −1.80 mm; interaural 7.20 mm.