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. 2006 May 17;26(20):5420–5427. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.1190-06.2006

Figure 4.

Figure 4.

The MCPA-evoked sympathoexcitation and pressor response is not abolished by brain transection at the level of the CVLM. A, Glutamate (glu) microinjection into the MCPA evokes a large increase in ABP and sSNA before and after transection (transect) at the level of the CVLM. Transection causes a large decrease in ABP and sSNA. B, Site of glutamate microinjection into the MCPA described in A. Scale bar, 1 mm.