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Singleneuron tracing study of thalamocortical projections arising<br />
from the rat mediodorsal nucleus<br />
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The mediodorsal thalamic nucleus (MD) receives inputs from a wide variety of<br />
subcortical structures, such as the amygdala, basal forebrain and brain stem, and<br />
projects its axons to the prefrontal cortex. The MD have been considered to play<br />
important roles in learning, working memory, emotion, and behavioral control.<br />
In the present study, we investigated dendritic and axonal arborizations of single<br />
MD neurons in rats using Sindbis viral vectors expressing membrane-targeted<br />
green or monomeric red fluorescent protein. Single MD neurons infected with<br />
the viral vectors were completely visualized by immunoperoxidase staining for<br />
fluorescent protein, and reconstructed. When the axons exited from the thalamus,<br />
the reconstructed MD neurons always emitted axon collaterals to the thalamic<br />
reticular nucleus. Two of the 6 reconstructed MD neurons formed abundant axon<br />
bush in the neostriatum. In the cerebral cortex, the MD neurons sent axon fibers<br />
mainly to middle layers of the orbital, prelimbic, cingulate and frontal association<br />
areas. Thus, MD neurons would be classified into core thalamic neurons according<br />
to Jones (1998, 2001).<br />
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