Details about the neuroanatomical projections from PRC to ZI

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Report IDSending structure Receiving structureProjection strengthTechniqueGeneral description projectionCollatorAssociated reference
40097 Precommissural nucleusZona incerta strongPHAL
From the injection site, groups of anterogradely labeled fibers also take either a dorsolateral or a ventrolateral course and continue through the ventral thalamus, providing a substantial input to the medial zone of the ventral lateral geniculate nucleus and caudal regions of the zona incerta (Fig. 5J–L).
Canteras N.S & Goto M., 1999
40101 Precommissural nucleusZona incerta very strongPHAL
Some of [..] fibers continue to the rostral pole of the zona incerta, where they merge with a group of labeled axons ascending through the hypothalamic path and form a strikingly dense terminal field in the rostral pole of the zona incerta that certainly represents one of the main targets of the PRC (Fig. 5G,H). Remarkably, the region that seems to correspond to the A13 dopaminergic cell group, embedded within the rostral zona incerta, tends to be avoided by this dense plexus of fibers (Fig. 5H).
Canteras N.S & Goto M., 1999
General description technique/protocol: In five experiments, the PHA-L injection labeled neurons that were confined almost entirely to the PRC. In all of these experiments, a very similar pattern of anterogradely labeled fibers was observed, and of these, we choose experiment PRC11 (Figs. 4, 5) as a prototype to illustrate our results, because the injection in that experiment labeled the most extensive population of cells in the PRC

Further details associated to record number 40097:
Position of injection: everywhere
Topological position of injection: covers
Extension of injection outside: small
The injection was performed in: left hemisphere
Position of terminal field: caudal
Topological position of terminal field: covers
Extension of terminal field outside: none
The terminal field was found: ipsilateral