Neogenin in Amygdala for Neuronal Activity and Information Processing

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Figure 1.
Figure 1.

Enriched expression of Neogenin in excitatory neurons in BLA. A, Enriched β-gal activity in BLA, SGZ, and VPM/VPL, but not in CeA. Top left, Diagram of coronal section. Top right, X-gal staining of brain slice of Neogenin-Lacz heterozygous mice. Bottom, Enlarged image of amygdala (amyg). Scale bars: Top, 1 mm; Bottom, 200 μm. B, Colocalization of β-gal with excitatory neuron marker Camkii. Sections were stained with antibodies against β-gal and Camkii. Bottom, Enlarged images of areas in dotted square. Arrow indicates f1, Camkii+β-gal+. Arrowhead indicates f2, Camkii+ only. Empty arrowhead indicates f3, Camkii+ cells with β-gal dots. Scale bars: Top, 120 μm; Bottom, 20 μm. C, Fewer interneurons were labeled by β-gal. Brain sections of Neogenin-Lacz;GAD67-GFP mice were stained with antibodies against β-gal and NeuN. Bottom, Enlarged images of areas in dotted square. Arrow indicates f1, GFP+β-gal+. Arrowhead indicates f2, GFP+ only. Scale bars: Top, 120 μm; Bottom, 20 μm. D, Quantitative analysis of data in B, C. Only cells whose entire soma were labeled by Camkii or GFP were scored. n = 8 slices from 3 mice.

  1. The Journal of Neuroscience vol. 38 no. 44 9600-9613
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