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Ibotenate as a Tool in Neurobiology. Studies on Dopaminergic and Cholecystokinin Immunoreactive Neurons after Ibotenate Induced Lesions

  • K Fuxe
  • L F Agnati
  • P Frey
  • C Köhler
  • M F Celani
  • K Andersson
  • N Battistini
  • C Farabegoli
  • R Schwarcz
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Part of the Wenner-Gren Center International Symposium Series book series (WGS)

Abstract

Ibotenate striatal pyriform and hippocampal lesions have again been shown to produce highly localized lesions with absence of distant lesions. The results amplify the view that the use of ibotenate lesions in combination with biochemistry, quantitative microfluorimetry and receptor autoradiography open up new ways to morphofunctional characterize central neurons under normal and experimental conditions as illustrated in the present analysis on DA and CCK immunoreactive neurons.

Keywords

Dorsal Hippocampus Lesion Side Ibotenic Acid Stratum Oriens Receptor Autoradiography 
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Authors and Affiliations

  • K Fuxe
    • 1
  • L F Agnati
    • 2
  • P Frey
    • 3
  • C Köhler
    • 5
  • M F Celani
    • 1
  • K Andersson
    • 1
  • N Battistini
    • 2
  • C Farabegoli
    • 2
  • R Schwarcz
    • 4
  1. 1.Department of HistologyKarolinska InstituteSweden
  2. 2.Departments of Human Physiology and EndocrinologyUniversity of ModenaItaly
  3. 3.Sandoz Research Unit BernWander Research InstituteSwitzerland
  4. 4.Neurosci. ProgramMaryland Psych., Res. CenterBaltimoreUSA
  5. 5.Astra Res. Lab.SödertäljeSweden

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