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. 2008 Jan 31;18(2):198–210. doi: 10.1111/j.1750-3639.2007.00116.x

Table 2.

Subcortical brain regions.

Caspase‐3 positive neurons number of cells/mm3 (fold increase from “true” control)
True (n = 5–7) ISO (n = 4) ISO + N2O (n = 6) ISO + midazolam (n = 3)
Amygdaloid nuclei Nucleus medialis 213 ± 69 1017 ± 151* (4.8) 730 ± 124* (3.4) 1806 ± 455* (8.5)
Nucleus basalis medialis 221 ± 80 966 ± 108* (4.4) 831 ± 72* 3160 ± 858* (14.3)
Nucleus lateralis 187 ± 58 523 ± 169* (2.8) 980 ± 341* (5.2) 728 ± 169* (3.9)
Nucleus centralis 72 ± 48 285 ± 149 (4) 726 ± 203 (10.1) 1399 ± 28* (19.4)
Subiculum 158 ± 65 1162 ± 319* (7.4) 1343 ± 132* (8.5) 2502 ± 356* (15.9)
Hippocampus CA1 104 ± 33 388 ± 103 (3.7) 529 ± 149 (5.1) 1501 ± 172* (14.4)
CA2 179 ± 29 1267 ± 107* (7.1) 2376 ± 205* (13.3) 1874 ± 98* (10.5)
CA3 72 ± 23 788 ± 105* (11) 1829 ± 113* (25.4) 1472 ± 39* (20.4)
CA4 145 ± 33 590 ± 155* (4.1) 789 ± 116* (5.4) 645 ± 98* (4.4)
Anterior thalamus Nucleus lateralis 269 ± 71 349 ± 78 (1.3) 952 ± 233* (3.5) 1434 ± 265* (5.3)
Nucleus medialis 195 ± 63 515 ± 139 (2.6) 787 ± 138* (4) 868 ± 104* (4.5)
Nucleus ventralis 219 ± 66 369 ± 106 (1.7) 869 ± 191 (4) 1597 ± 461* (7.3)
Nucleus reticularis 151 ± 26 402 ± 116 (2.7) 662 ± 165 (4) 1090 ± 202 (7.2)
*

P < 0.001 compared to “true” controls (see text).