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(A–P) Hematoxylin and eosin-stained paraffin brain sections from WT and Arf4+/− mice. Representative images of the hippocampus (A, E), DG (B, F), CA1 (C, G), CA3 (D, H), cortex (I, J, M, N), thalamus (K, O), and cerebellum (L, P) from WT and Arf4+/− mice are shown.
