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Published in final edited form as: Neuropsychopharmacology. 2010 Jan;35(2):445–463. doi: 10.1038/npp.2009.149

Diagrams illustrating the 32 regions of interest (ROIs) subjected to computer-assisted counting in the present study. ROIs are shown as boldly outlined rectangles or irregular shaped areas, labeled with large, bold font, that conform to the size and shapes of the areas actually evaluated. Abbreviations: ac — anterior commissure; Acb - accumbens; AI — agranular insular cortex; aq — cerebral acqueduct; BST — bed nucleus of stria terminalis; cc — corpus callosum; c — central division; BA — basal amygdaloid nucleus; Cbl — cerebellum; CeA — central nucleus of the amygdala; Cg — anterior cingulate cortex; co — core; cp — cerebral peduncle; CPu — caudate-putamen; DG — dentate gyrus; dl — dorsolateral division; dm — dorsomedial division; DpMe — deep mesencephalic nucleus; f — fornix; fi —fimbria fornix; FL/HL — primary somatosensory cortex, forelimb/hindlimb area; fr — fasciculus retroflexus; GP — globus pallidus; Hip — hippocampus; HDB — horizontal limb of the diagonal band; I — intermediate division; ic — internal capsule; IPN — interpeduncular nucleus; ITh — intralaminar nuclei of the thalamus; l — lateral division; LA — lateral nucleus of the amygdala; lfp — longitudinal fasciculus of the pons; LHb — lateral habenula; LS — lateral septum; lot — lateral olfactory tract; LPO — lateral preoptic area; lv — lateral ventricle; m — medial division; mcp — medial cerebellar peduncle; MG — medial geniculate body; MI — first primary motor cortex; ml —medial lemniscus; mlf — medial longitundinal fasciculus; MnR — median raphe; MPO — medial preoptic area; MS — medial septum; mt — mammillothalamic tract; ot — optic tract; ox — optic chiasm; PAG — periacqeductal gray; PfC — prefrontal cortex; Pir — piriform cortex; Po — posterior nucleus of the thalamus; PPTg — pedunculopontine tegmental nucleus; PrL — prelimbic cortex; py — medullary pyramid; RMTg — rostromedial tegmental nucleus; RN — red nucleus; rp — rostral pole; RRF — retrorubral field; sh — shell; SIj — primary somatosensory cortex, jaw area; sm — stria medullaris; SNC — substantia nigra compacta; SNR — substantia nigra reticulata; spc — superior cerebellar peduncle; st — stria terminalis; STN — subthalamic nucleus; Tu — olfactory tubercle; v — ventral division; V — trigeminal nerve; VA — ventral anterior nucleus of the thalamus; VDB — vertical limb of the diagonal band; vl — ventrolateral division; VP — ventral pallidum; VPM — ventral posteromedial thalamic nucleus; VTA — ventral tegmental area; xscp — crossing of the superior cerebellar peduncle; ZI — zona incerta; II — optic tract; III — third ventricle; IV — fourth ventricle.

Diagrams illustrating the 32 regions of interest (ROIs) subjected to computer-assisted counting in the present study. ROIs are shown as boldly outlined rectangles or irregular shaped areas, labeled with large, bold font, that conform to the size and shapes of the areas actually evaluated. Abbreviations: ac — anterior commissure; Acb - accumbens; AI — agranular insular cortex; aq — cerebral acqueduct; BST — bed nucleus of stria terminalis; cc — corpus callosum; c — central division; BA — basal amygdaloid nucleus; Cbl — cerebellum; CeA — central nucleus of the amygdala; Cg — anterior cingulate cortex; co — core; cp — cerebral peduncle; CPu — caudate-putamen; DG — dentate gyrus; dl — dorsolateral division; dm — dorsomedial division; DpMe — deep mesencephalic nucleus; f — fornix; fi —fimbria fornix; FL/HL — primary somatosensory cortex, forelimb/hindlimb area; fr — fasciculus retroflexus; GP — globus pallidus; Hip — hippocampus; HDB — horizontal limb of the diagonal band; I — intermediate division; ic — internal capsule; IPN — interpeduncular nucleus; ITh — intralaminar nuclei of the thalamus; l — lateral division; LA — lateral nucleus of the amygdala; lfp — longitudinal fasciculus of the pons; LHb — lateral habenula; LS — lateral septum; lot — lateral olfactory tract; LPO — lateral preoptic area; lv — lateral ventricle; m — medial division; mcp — medial cerebellar peduncle; MG — medial geniculate body; MI — first primary motor cortex; ml —medial lemniscus; mlf — medial longitundinal fasciculus; MnR — median raphe; MPO — medial preoptic area; MS — medial septum; mt — mammillothalamic tract; ot — optic tract; ox — optic chiasm; PAG — periacqeductal gray; PfC — prefrontal cortex; Pir — piriform cortex; Po — posterior nucleus of the thalamus; PPTg — pedunculopontine tegmental nucleus; PrL — prelimbic cortex; py — medullary pyramid; RMTg — rostromedial tegmental nucleus; RN — red nucleus; rp — rostral pole; RRF — retrorubral field; sh — shell; SIj — primary somatosensory cortex, jaw area; sm — stria medullaris; SNC — substantia nigra compacta; SNR — substantia nigra reticulata; spc — superior cerebellar peduncle; st — stria terminalis; STN — subthalamic nucleus; Tu — olfactory tubercle; v — ventral division; V — trigeminal nerve; VA — ventral anterior nucleus of the thalamus; VDB — vertical limb of the diagonal band; vl — ventrolateral division; VP — ventral pallidum; VPM — ventral posteromedial thalamic nucleus; VTA — ventral tegmental area; xscp — crossing of the superior cerebellar peduncle; ZI — zona incerta; II — optic tract; III — third ventricle; IV — fourth ventricle.