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Application of the radial distribution function for quantitative analysis of neuropil microstructure in stratum radiatum of CA1 region in hippocampus

bioRxiv

Apr 7, 2014

Yuriy Mishchenko

PMID: 990003863

DOI: 10.1101/003863

Abstract

Various structures in the brain contain many important clues to the brain?s development and function. Among these, the microscopic organization of neural tissue is of particular interest since such organization has direct potential to affect the formation of local synaptic connectivity ...read more

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Neuropil
Brain
Stratum Radiatum
Neuroglia
Sesamum radiatum
Synaptic Connectivity
Micrometers, Microscope
Genus Hippocampus
Electron Microscopy, Diagnostic
Axon
1
2
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Application of the radial distribution function for quantitative analysis of neuropil microstructure in stratum radiatum of CA1 region in hippocampus

bioRxiv

Apr 7, 2014

Yuriy Mishchenko

PMID: 990003863

DOI: 10.1101/003863

Abstract

Various structures in the brain contain many important clues to the brain?s development and function. Among these, the microscopic organization of neural tissue is of particular interest since such organization has direct potential to affect the formation of local synaptic connectivity ...read more

Mentioned in this Paper

Neuropil
Brain
Stratum Radiatum
Neuroglia
Sesamum radiatum
Synaptic Connectivity
Micrometers, Microscope
Genus Hippocampus
Electron Microscopy, Diagnostic
Axon
1
2

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