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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Comp Neurol. 2020 Oct 20;529(7):1703–1718. doi: 10.1002/cne.25051

Figure 7: Confocal images of GluD1/vGluT2 in the monkey striatum.

Figure 7:

(a) Low magnification image of a putative striosome (enriched in GluD1 immunoreactivity) in the caudate nucleus of monkey striatum double immunostained for GluD1 (red) and vGluT1 (Figure 6) or vGluT2 (Figure 7) (green). (b,c) High magnification images of boxed areas marked in panel a. (d,g) Colocalization of GluD1 and vGluT1/vGluT2 in double immunostained “terminal-like” structures (puncta). The same puncta structures (arrows in d-i) are identified in single immunofluorescence images for GluD1 (e,h) and vGluT1 or vGluT2 (f,i). Scale bar in a = 50μm in b (applies to c) and d (applies to e-i) = 10μm.