
This is the definitive atlas of the early and late gestational-age rat brain. It traces the development of anatomical structures from embryonic day 13 to the day of birth, using section-by-section photomicrographs together with accompanying line diagrams. Over 750 structures are identified. Their functional as well as anatomical descriptions are provided, and up to eight transmitter-delineated cell groups are shown on each accompanying map. The emphasis throughout is on facilitating the identification of structure for those without an advanced training in anatomy. The volume features a full index of structures, abbreviations, temporal appearance, and spatial orientation to make pathfinding as easy as possible. With over 230 micrographs of superb quality, this developmental atlas will be an essential resource for all researchers in developmental, cell and molecular neurobiology.
This atlas investigates the spatiotemporal development of the prenatal rat brain to provide a comprehensive reference for neurobiological research. The author, G. A. Foster, utilizes high-resolution photomicrographs and detailed line diagrams to map the maturation of over 750 anatomical structures from embryonic day 13 through birth. By integrating functional descriptions with transmitter-delineated cell groups, the work establishes a systematic framework for identifying brain regions during critical gestational periods.
What You Will Find
Researchers in developmental and molecular neurobiology identify this volume as a foundational reference for structural identification in prenatal models. The text is noted for its accessibility, as the author prioritizes clear visual pathfinding for users across various levels of anatomical expertise.
Page Count:
416
Publication Date:
1998-04-23
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0198542178
ISBN-13:
9780198542179
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