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. 2001 Sep 1;21(17):6718–6731. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.21-17-06718.2001

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Fig. 5. — AdBDNF injection increased recruitment to the olfactory bulb. A, B, BrdU⁺ cells in the olfactory bulbs of AdBDNF:IRES:hGFP (A) AdNull:GFP (B) injected brains, at day 20. C, Stereological reconstruction of BrdU⁺ cells, viewed here at different mediolateral levels of the olfactory bulb, revealed substantially higher BrdU⁺ cell densities in the olfactory subependyma and granular layers of AdBDNF-treated rats (C) than in their AdGFP-injected controls (D). Arrows denote entry to rostral migratory stream in red. E, The average number of BrdU⁺ cells/mm³in the olfactory bulb (n = 4 per group), plotted as a function of treatment, again revealed significantly higher numbers of newly generated BrdU⁺ cells in AdBDNF-treated rats than their controls.