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. 2018 Jun 20;103(9):3420–3429. doi: 10.1210/jc.2018-00646

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Figure 4. — Hs6st1^+/− mice showed no defects in olfactory bulbs or in the number and projections of GnRH neurons. (A and B) Perfused adult Hs6st1^+/+ and Hs6st1^+/− brains were dissected, photographed, and showed similar olfactory bulb structure in both genotypes. (C and D) Coronal sections of adult mouse MPOA were immunostained for GnRH; arrowheads indicate examples of GnRH neurons that are normally present both in Hs6st1^+/− and WT mice. (E and F) Immunostaining for GnRH in coronal sections of adult mouse ME shows that GnRH neurons project similarly to the ME in Hs6st1^+/+ and Hs6st1^+/− mice. Scale bars: 3 mm (A and B), 125 µm (C and D), 50 µm (E and F). Arrows demonstrate representative GnRH cell bodies. 3v, third ventricle.