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. 2012 Sep 27;6:64. doi: 10.3389/fnsys.2012.00064

Figure 10.

Figure 10

3D reconstructions of the ml-APT PNs, the MB extrinsic neurons and the LP-SP neuron transformed into the SBA. (A–C) Type 2 ml-APT PN (yellow) shows overlap in the OA of the LP with both the dendrites of the LP-SP (orange) neuron and the axonal projections from the MB-LP neuron (dark blue). Three neurons, the ml-APT, the MB-SP (white), and the LP-SP, having partly overlapping axonal terminals in the SP, indicate input from multiple brain areas. The MB-SP neuron has most terminals in a more dorsal part of the SP than the two other neurons. (A) Frontal view, (B) lateral view, and (C) posterior view. (D–F) The Type 1 ml-APT (blue) neurons (two simultaneously stained) transformed into the SBA together with the MB extrinsic neurons and the LP-SP neuron. Due to the sparser projection pattern of the Type 1 ml-APT PN a less extensive overlap with MB-LP axonal terminals and the LP-SP dendrites appeared. (D) Frontal view, (E) lateral view, and (F) posterior view.