Figure 5From: A comparative analysis of the distribution of immunoreactive orexin A and B in the brains of nocturnal and diurnal rodentsLong-Evans rat. Line drawing of every 6th section through the region of the Long-Evans rat hypothalamus that contains orexin cells. Sections are ordered from rostral (A) to caudal (N). Filled circles indicate locations where both orexin A and orexin B neurons are found, while open circles indicate orexin A neurons only. 3V: third ventricle; SCN: suprachiasmatic nucleus; OC: optic chiasm; f: fornix; mt: mammillothalamic tract. Scale bar = 500 μm.Back to article page