Abstract: Foreword. I. Overview. II. On Mapping the Brain. A. What is a map? B. The rat Brain. C. On Nomenclature. D. How to use this atlas. 1. Cytoarchitecture 2. Myeloarchitecture. 3. Mapping Experimental Results. 4. Coordinate Systems. E. How the atlas was produced. 1. The Brain. 2. The Pictomicrographs. 3. The Drawings. 4. Level Selection. III. Summary of Nervous System Development (with 10 figures). IV. Atlas of the Rat Brain (73 levels, each with drawing, photo, abbreviations). V. Annotated Nomenclature Tables (tables and annotations in parallel). A. Basic Cell Groups of the Rat CNS. B. Basic Fiber Systems of the Rat CNS. C. Gross Anatomical Features of the Rat CNS. D. Gross Anatomical Features of the Rat PNS. List of Abbreviations. References. Index (including synonyms). Appendices. A. Nissl Stain Protocol. B. Stereotaxic Coordinate Grid (pull-out transparency). Legends for text figures (10 text figures 1 in color). Abbreviations for Atlas Levels 1-73.
Publication Year: 1992
Publication Date: 1992-12-24
Language: en
Type: book
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