“…Numerous data accumulated in the literature on the location of neurons in the central nervous system which are involved in the autonomic innervation of many viscera including the suprarenal gland (Strack et al, 1989a;Geerling et al, 2003;Tóth et al, 2008), the ovary , the kidney (Li et al, 1992;Schramm et al, 1993;Reichart et al, 2000;Valentino et al, 2000), the colon (Levatte et al, 1998;Vizzard et al, 2000), the penis, the prostate gland and the perineal muscles (Marson and Carson, 1999), the urinary bladder (RouzadeDominguez et al, 2003), the salivary (Jansen et al, 1992;Rezek et al, 2008) and mammary glands (Gerendai et al, 2001;Köves et al, 2012). As it was predicted by Strack and his co-workers (1989b), who injected a retrograde pseudorabies virus into various sympathetic ganglia and the adrenal gland, the premotor sympathetic neurons are generally found in several cell groups that regulate the entire sympathetic outflow: the hypothalamic paraventricular nucleus (PVN), perifornical region (Pf), A5 noradrenergic cell group, caudal raphe region, rostral ventrolateral medulla (VLM), the locus ceruleus (LC), and the Barrington's nucleus.…”