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Figure 3 CS-induced pathfinding errors result in a wider optic tract. The widths of control and CS-treated optic projections were quantified on normalized scans of camera lucida drawings made from wholemount brains. (A) Widths measured at 0.1 CTU intervals (for definition of CTU refer to Materials and Methods) show that CS treatment resulted in a significantly wider optic tract along its entire length (p  .001 at each point). (B) Dose–response curve of CStreated optic tracts. Tract widths were measured at mid-tract (0.4 CTU) and show that concentrations greater than 5 mg/mL resulted in the formation of a wider optic tract.

Image published in: Walz A et al. (2002)

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