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. 2017 Jul 24;11:57. doi: 10.3389/fnana.2017.00057

Table 3.

Distribution of UCN3-ir neurons and fibers and UCN3 messenger RNA (mRNA) in Sapajus spp.

Cell group UCN3-ir neurons UCN3-ir fibers UCN3 mRNA
Forebrain
   Hippocampal formation
      Dentate gyrus of hippocampal
      formation +
      Field CA1 +
   Amygdala
      Medial nucleus + +
      Centromedial nucleus ++ +
   Septal region
      Medial septal nucleus +
      Lateral septal, intermediate part +++
      Bed nucleus of stria terminalis
         Anterior part + +
         Ventral part + +
   Diencephalon
      Thalamus
         Paraventricular nucleus +
         Medial habenula +
      Hypothalamus
   Periventricular zone
      Median preoptic nucleus +
      Anteromedial preoptic nucleus +
      Supraoptic nucleus + + +
      Paraventricular nucleus
         Dorsal magnocellular part +++ +++ +
         Dorsal parvocellular part + + +
         Ventral parvocellular part + +
      Juxtaparaventricular lateral nucleus +++ +++ +
      Periventricular nucleus + ++
      Median eminence, external zone +
      Arcuate nucleus + ++
   Medial zone
      Lateral preoptic nucleus ++ +
      Anterior hypothalamic nucleus +
      Ventromedial nucleus of
      hypothalamus +++
   Lateral zone
      Lateral hypothalamic area +
   Brainstem
      Periaqueductal gray, lateral part +
      Periaqueductal gray,
      ventrolateral part +
      Spinal trigeminal tract nucleus,
      caudal part +
      Nucleus of solitary tract +
      Dorsal motor nucleus of vagus,
      centrointermediate part +
   Hypophysis
      anterior lobe
      posterior lobe ++
      intermediate lobe

The presence of UCN3-ir neurons and fibers, as well as UCN3 mRNA, are indicated by a plus sign, and their absence is indicated by a minus sign. The relative density of UCN3-ir fibers in different brain regions agrees to the patterns shown in Figure 1, indicated by the number of plus signs depending on the amount present in a specific region or with a minus sign to indicate the absence of labeled fibers.