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. 2018 Jan 30;5(1):ENEURO.0322-17.2018. doi: 10.1523/ENEURO.0322-17.2018

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Figure 4. — The subiculum strongly projects to distal CA1 while the presubiculum strongly projects to pCA1, thus showing opposing proximal-distal connectivity gradients. A–C, Schematic illustrations rabies tracing from proximal CA1 (pCA1, A), intermediate CA1 (mCA1, B), and distal CA1 (dCA1, C), respectively. D–F, Rabies labeled CA1-projecting subicular neurons in example cases following the injection in pCA1 (D), mCA1 (E), and dCA1 (F), respectively. The scale bar (200 μm) in D applies to all other panels. G–I, Rabies-labeled CA1-projecting presubicular neurons in example cases following the injection in pCA1 (G), mCA1 (H), and dCA1 (I), respectively. Also see Fig. 4-1.