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. 2021 Apr 26;118(18):e2020125118. doi: 10.1073/pnas.2020125118

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Fig. 4. — Gene-expression profiles in the striatum. (A–C) The position of the indicator in the putamen (Pu; A), caudate nucleus (Cd; B), and nucleus accumbens (Acb; C) are indicated. (A) Grid position 15, 443, 272 (section number, column, raw), (B) grid position 15, 370, 252, and (C) grid position 15, 386, 317. (D) The Nissl reference atlas showing the position of the caudate nucleus. (E–G) Marmoset-specific gene expression in the putamen. TNNT1, HTR1A, and LMO1 are expressed along a lateral (strong) to medial (weak) gradient. (H and I) NTN1 and CADM1 are marmoset-specific caudate nucleus markers. CADM1 was also expressed in the Acb. (J–L) Marmoset-specific genes specifically expressed in the Acb (GRM8, ESRRG, and SLIT2). (Scale bar in D: 1 mm.)