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Rabies-labeled corticostriatal neurons (magenta) and GAD2-expressing interneurons (green)

Cortical neurons labeled with trans-synaptic rabies virus

Calbindin interneurons in the spinal cord (purple), and vGlut1-expressing presynapses (pink).

Cortical axons in the spinal cord

A cortical neuron intracellularly filled with dye.

Corticospinal neurons (purple), some of which express channelrhodopsin (green)

Cortical neurons

Striatal spiny projection neurons and their rabies-labeled inputs (red), some of which were made to express GFP (cyan).

Corticospinal neurons (green), amongst rabies-labeled corticostriatal neurons.

A ghastly rendering of membrane-labeled cortical interneurons.

Non-specific labeling of spinal cord neurons (gold).

Corticospinal neurons

Two striatal spiny projection neurons, simultaneously recorded in live brain slices. Pseudocolor corresponds to axial dimension.

Rabies-labeled brainstem neurons (grey) near immunolabeled ChAT-expressing neurons

A single inhibitory interneuron in cortex

Neuronal processes in the spinal cord

An intracellularly-filled neuron ensconced by an axonal plexus.

VGAT-expressing cortical interneuron (gold), and nuclei (cyan)

More cortical interneurons (gold), and nuclei (purple)

Cortical axons invading the dorsolateral striatum

A prefrontal cortical neuron (yellow) and nuclei (cyan)

A mysterious neuron in zona incerta (blue), surrounded by axons (green) and vGlut2-expressing boutons (orange)

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