Histological images were collected from each eye at 200 µm, 400 µm, and 600 µm from the optic nerve head (both temporally and nasally) and vertical rows of ONL nuclei and OS thickness were measured.
Three slices containing the medial septal nucleus (MS) and vertical arm nucleus of the diagonal band (VDB) were used for cell counting.
Additionally, a side-view image indicates that NanoScript is evenly dispersed throughout the nucleus in the vertical plane, thus confirming that NanoScript is not merely resting on the surface of the nucleus.
The small Ch1 magnocellular group is located in the medial septum, whereas a substantial population of magnocellular neurons is found in the Ch2 nucleus of the vertical limb of the diagonal band of Broca.
With the CrN nanoislands and dot-like AlN, it is possible that lateral and vertical growth of the InN nuclei could occur initially.
Aspiration lesion of the medial septal area (MS) including the vertical limb of the diagonal band nucleus (DBN) caused increased latency to the onset of convulsions, whereas damage to the nucleus basalis magnocellularis (NBM), nucleus accumbens, or both MS and NBM did not cause anticonvulsant effects.
Other basal forebrain cholinergic nuclei such as the medial septal nucleus (Ch1) and the vertical limb of the diagonal band nucleus (Ch2) also show differential susceptibility in AD and LB disorders.
In the guinea pig, this nucleus was activated by the vertical visual motion, although it was activated equally by the upward and downward motion, when estimated by the uptake of 14C-2-deoxyglucose [76].
The outer nuclear layer (ONL), composed exclusively of PR nuclei, is delimited by the vertical white line.
In these heat maps, each vertical line represents the boundary curvature of one nucleus.
