1986
DOI: 10.1016/0016-6480(86)90096-1
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Extrahypothalamic projection of luteinizing hormone-releasing hormone fibers in the brain of the toad, Bufo japonicus

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“…1992] and dorsal pallium [Neary, 1990], and little is known of the inputs to the medial septal nucleus, other than affer ents from the medial pallium [Halpern, 1972;Kokoros, 1973;Neary, 1990;Northcutt and Ronan, 1992], The dis tribution of labelled cells in the median septum overlapped the distribution of gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) immunoreactive cells in the caudal telencephalon [Crim, 1985;Muskie and Moore, 1988). This overlap is consistent with evidence that GnRH-positivc cells in the caudal telen cephalon contribute to the GnRH-positive fiber plexus in the infundibular hypothalamus [Jokura and Urano, 1986].…”
Section: Telencephalonsupporting
confidence: 76%
“…1992] and dorsal pallium [Neary, 1990], and little is known of the inputs to the medial septal nucleus, other than affer ents from the medial pallium [Halpern, 1972;Kokoros, 1973;Neary, 1990;Northcutt and Ronan, 1992], The dis tribution of labelled cells in the median septum overlapped the distribution of gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) immunoreactive cells in the caudal telencephalon [Crim, 1985;Muskie and Moore, 1988). This overlap is consistent with evidence that GnRH-positivc cells in the caudal telen cephalon contribute to the GnRH-positive fiber plexus in the infundibular hypothalamus [Jokura and Urano, 1986].…”
Section: Telencephalonsupporting
confidence: 76%
“…A notable difference between the present study and previous studies of other amphibians (Jokura and Urano, 1987) and rodents Castel and Morris, 1988;Dubois-Dauphin et al, 1989) is that, in T. granulosa, we did not observe dense plexuses of VTir fibers within the lateral septum. It is unclear whether this is a result of differences in nomenclature identifying the lateral septum in urodele amphibians or whether this is a true species difference.…”
Section: Vtir Fiberscontrasting
confidence: 75%
“…More recent immunohistochemical (IHC) studies have demonstrated that VTir cells and fibers are widely distributed throughout hypothalamic and extrahypothalamic regions of anuran amphibians (Tonon et al, 1985;Jokura and Urano, 1987;Gonzá lez and Smeets, 1992a,b), reptiles (Ferná ndez-Llebrez et al, 1988;Propper et al, 1992), and birds (Kiss et al, 1987;Panzica et al, 1988). In contrast, the distribution of VT immunoreactivity in urodele amphibians is considered to be more restricted (Fasolo and Gaudino, 1981;Gonzá lez and Smeets, 1992a).…”
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confidence: 96%
“…Within these two orders, strong evidence exists for the presence of mammalian GnRH-like (mGnRH) immunoreactivity [e.g. DoerrSchott and Dubois, 1975;Alpert et al, 1976;Doerr-Schott, 1976;Goos et al, 1976;Kubo et al, 1979;Nozaki and Kobayashi, 1979;Jokura and Urano, 1986;Murakami et al, 1992] and cIIGnRH-like immunoreactivity [e.g. Muske andMoore, 1990, 1994].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%