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. 2015 Apr 21;9:47. doi: 10.3389/fnana.2015.00047

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Copyright © 2015 Biran, Tahor, Wircer and Levkowitz.

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Revised prosomere subdivision of the zebrafish forebrain. (A) The previously suggested zebrafish prosomeric model (see text). (B) The newly suggested zebrafish prosomeric model based on Otp and Sim1 expression patterns. In this model, the ventral boundary between the hypothalamus and prosomere 3 is shifted to the caudal limit of Sim1 and Otp domains, while the ventral posterior tuberculum (vPT), is included in the zebrafish hypothalamus. DT, dorsal thalamus; dPT, dorsal part of the posterior tuberculum; Hyp, hypothalamus; P1, prosomere 1; P2, prosomere 2; P3, prosomere 3; Pr, pretectum; Tel, telencephalon; TH, Tyrosine hydroxylase positive neurons; vPT, ventral part of the posterior tuberculum; VT, ventral thalamus.