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. 2017 Nov 2;11:98. doi: 10.3389/fnana.2017.00098

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Copyright © 2017 Bucci, Busceti, Calierno, Di Pietro, Madonna, Biagioni, Ryskalin, Limanaqi, Nicoletti and Fornai.

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Anatomical and morphometric analyses of TH-positive cell of the C1/A1, C2/A2, and AP catecholaminergic nuclei. Nissl staining of the mouse brain at the Bregma level –6.36 (A) and –7.32 (B) (Paxinos and Franklin, 2001) showing the anatomical localization of C1/A1, C2/A2, and AP catecholaminergic groups. (C) Representative images of TH immunoreactive cells of the C1/A1, C2/A2, and AP. Images at higher magnification (100X) show the morphological features of these TH positive cells. Scale bar: 100 μm for 20X and 10 μm for 100X. The corresponding morphometric analyses are shown in (D). Values are means ± SEM.