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Namec-fos glomerular activation patterns for H-2k male mouse urine odor (concentration-dependent)
DescriptionNonestrous
SpeciesMouse
StrainBALB/C (H-2d)
SexFemale
Age12 to 20 weeks
Weight
Brain RegionMain olfactory bulb
Sub RegionGlomerular layer
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ViewVentral
Serial Number
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Male Mouse Urine (H-2K) show other
Concentration0.8%, 2%, 4%, 10%, 20%, 40% v/v of urine
Exposure Time30 minutes
Exposure Frequency3 min at 5 min intervals
Method
c-fos in situ hybridization show other
NoteConcentration dependence of c-fos glomerular activity for H-2k male urine odor in the main olfactory bulbs of H-2d female mice. A-F, Color contour maps of the average evoked glomerular activity at different urine concentrations. A, 0.8% v/v (% volume of urine/volume of 20 mM HEPES, pH 7) (n = 2). B, 2% v/v (n = 4). C, 4% v/v (n = 4). D, 10% v/v (n = 4). E, 20% v/v (n = 4). F, 40% v/v (n = 3). Color bar shows the color code for the density of active glomeruli. G, H, Analysis of the mean number of positive glomeruli at each urine concentration. G, Total number of positive glomeruli per olfactory bulb. *p < 0.05 versus fresh air. H, Quadrant analysis of the number of positive glomeruli. RD, Rostrodorsal (375-1125 µm, 45 to 45°); RL, rostrolateral (375-1125 µm, 45-135°); RV, rostroventral (375-1125 µm, 135-225°); RM, rostromedial (375-1125 µm, 225-315°); CD, caudodorsal (1125-1875 µm, 45 to 45°); CL, caudolateral (1125-1875 µm, 45-135°); CV, caudoventral (1125-1875 µm, 135-225°); CM, caudomedial (1125-1875 µm, 225-315°). Error bars plotted in one direction to avoid overlap represent SEM.
AuthorsMichele L. Schaefer, David A. Young, and Diego Restrepo
PubMed_ID11264322
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