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. 2012 Aug 7;6:30. doi: 10.3389/fnana.2012.00030

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Copyright © 2012 Hintiryan, Gou, Zingg, Yamashita, Lyden, Song, Grewal, Zhang, Toga and Dong.

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Axons from the dorsal medial MOB (A1) travel through lotd (A2) to lot and travel along the dorsolateral edge within the lot (A3,A4). Ventral medial MOB axons (B1,B2) travel ventrolaterally toward lot (B2,B2') and within the ventromedial parts of lot (B3–B5). B2' is one section posterior to section in B2. Axons from middle medial MOB (C1) cross over either through the lotd or ventrolaterally toward the lot (C2) and travel either through its dorsolateral or ventromedial parts (C3,C4). Scale bar, 200 μm. Case numbers SW101213-01A (A), SW101215-01A (B), SW100302-01A (C).