Details about the neuroanatomical projections from AIv to GU

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Report IDSending structure Receiving structureProjection strengthTechniqueGeneral description projectionCollatorAssociated reference
87561 Agranular insular area ventral partGustatory areas moderatebiocytin
Caudal to the injection site, all layers of the dorsal half of aPI contained a dense plexus of labeled axons and terminals that continued back into aPA to roughly 2mm behind bregma (levels +1.7 to -1.8, Fig. 13). Collator note: deep layers (V-VI) are labeled in GU and VISC, caudally and rostrally, respectively. See Fig. 13C-E, Swanson Atlas Levels 11-22
Shi C.J & Cassell M.D., 1998
87602 Agranular insular area ventral partGustatory areas strongbiocytin
Labeled fibers and terminals were present also in layers I and VI of adjacent dAI and lateral orbital cortex (LO). Collator note: strong labeling of both AId and GU in the rostral part. See Fig. 15B, Swanson Atlas Level 10.
Shi C.J & Cassell M.D., 1998
87604 Agranular insular area ventral partGustatory areas moderatebiocytin
Moderate fiber labeling was present in layers I, V, and VI of the adjacent dPI at the level of the injection site, although this was much decreased in density from bregma to approximately 3 mm caudally. Collator note: Swanson Atlas Levels 14-19.
Shi C.J & Cassell M.D., 1998
General description technique/protocol: Case 22 had an injection in aAI at 2.7 mm anterior to bregma (Figs. 2, 12A). Collator note: small biocytin injection in the rostralmost AIv. The injection is completely included in the region and it is mapped here onto Swanson Atlas Levels 9-10.

Further details associated to record number 87604:
Position of injection: rostral
Topological position of injection: is contained
Extension of injection outside: none
The injection was performed in: left hemisphere
Position of terminal field: mid-rostro-caudal
Topological position of terminal field: is contained
Extension of terminal field outside: none
The terminal field was found: ipsilateral