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The images below are from serial frontal (coronal) sections of a rhesus monkey thalamus, cut at 30microns. Each group of 5 sections was stained with thionin (nissl), histochemically for cytochrome oxidase (CO), or immunocytochemically for 28kDa calbindin (calb), 29kDa calretinin (calret) or parvalbumin (parv). The sections stained for each marker are in posterior (1) to anterior (12) order and are ~300 microns apart. They were scanned at 1200 d.p.i. and are as they appear on the slides, complete with imperfections. Numbers match across all 5 series. Nuclei are labeled on the CO stained sections. Matched sections can be superimposed using the sectioned profiles of blood vessels as guides. Viewers are invited to identify "VMpo". For a description of this material see: Jones EG, Lensky KM, Chan VH (2001) Delineation of thalamic nuclei immunoreactive for calcium binding proteins in and around the posterior pole of the ventral posterior complex. Thalamus and Related Systems 1:213-234. For a experimental critique of the "VMpo" concept, see Graziano A, Jones EG (2003) Widespread thalamic terminations of fibers arising in superficial medullary dorsal horn of monkeys and their relation to calbindin immunoreactivity. J. Neurosci. (in press).
calb1_6.jpg	calb1_6.psd	calb7_12.jpg	calb7_12.psd
calret1_6.jpg	calret1_6.psd	calret7_12.jpg	calret7_12.psd
Co1_6.jpg	Co1_6.psd	Co7_12.jpg	Co7_12.psd
nissl1_6.jpg	nissl1_6.psd	nissl7_12.jpg	nissl7_12.psd
parv1_6.jpg	parv1_6.psd	parv7_12.jpg	parv7_12.psd