2000
DOI: 10.1016/s0891-0618(00)00039-9
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Substance P-immunoreactive neurons in the rostromedian area of the midbrain send axons to the lower spinal cord in the chicken

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“…In addition, the present study showed that most of the RMA neurons exhibited SP-immunoreactivity and these SP-IR neurons projected to the spinal cord. Corresponding to these data, previous immunohistochemical studies in the spinal cord demonstrated the presence of SP-IR fibers in the spinal preganglionic region in mammals [2] and in birds [4,9]. Furthermore, physiological studies showed that preganglionic neurons in the spinal cord were functionally supported by SP [1,6].…”
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“…In addition, the present study showed that most of the RMA neurons exhibited SP-immunoreactivity and these SP-IR neurons projected to the spinal cord. Corresponding to these data, previous immunohistochemical studies in the spinal cord demonstrated the presence of SP-IR fibers in the spinal preganglionic region in mammals [2] and in birds [4,9]. Furthermore, physiological studies showed that preganglionic neurons in the spinal cord were functionally supported by SP [1,6].…”
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“…Sci. 62(8): 909-911, 2000 In the course of our study on substance P (SP)-immunoreactive (SP-IR) neurons in the central nervous system of the chicken, we found that many SP-IR neurons were clustered in the midline area of the rostral midbrain [9]. Cytoarchitecturally, this neuron cluster was identified as a clearly isolated cell group comprised of small neurons deeply stained with cresylviolet (outlined area on the right side of the section in Fig.…”
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