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Fig. 2
Identification of afferents to the griseum centrale. (A–C) Dual injections of Neurobiotin into the SNc (A) and biotin-dextran amine into the IPN (B). (B–C) Anterogradely labeled nerve fibers from IPN injection (red) in close proximity to retrogradely labeled cell bodies from SNc injection (green). (D–F) Injection of Neurobiotin into IPN (D) resulted in retrogradely labeled cells in the medial habenula (E-F; magenta). (G–H) Injection of Neurobiotin into griseum centrale (G) resulted in retrogradely labeled cells in the hypothalamus (H, arrow). (I) Pallial fibers and presumed terminals (red) in close apposition to cells in GC (green) retrogradely labeled from pretectum. Note that pallial fibers also innervated the contralateral GC. (J) Higher magnification of the photomicrograph in (I). (K) Neurobiotin injection into the lateral pallium (LPal). (L) Dextran injection into pretectum (PT). (M) GABA immunoreactive cells in the griseum centrale. All sections were counterstained with a fluorescent Nissl stain. IPN, interpeduncular nucleus; lHb, lateral habenula; M3, Müller cell 3; M5, the M5 nucleus of Schober; mHb, medial habenula nIII, oculomotor nerve. Scale bars = A, B, D, E, G, H, K, L, 250 μm; F, I 100 μm; C, I, J, M 50 μm. (For interpretation of the references to colour in this figure legend, the reader is referred to the web version of this article.)