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COA (Cortical amygdalar area) projects to MOB (Main olfactory bulb)
All claims for this connection- Species
- Mouse
- Result
- present
- Method
- retrograde tracer
- Sign
- unknown
- Evidence
- OB-projecting neurons in ipsilateral CoA were absent at birth and stayed absent or low during the first postnatal week. They increased abruptly between P6 and P9, reaching 47% of adult levels at P12, and outnumbered those in LEC and vCA1 at every age.
- Source
Postnatal Development of Centrifugal Inputs to the Olfactory Bulb
Frontiers in Neuroscience, 2022
DOI 10.3389/fnins.2022.815282 · PubMed 35281496 · PMC8908425, Fig. 5A-C, Fig. 6E-FLicence: CC-BY-4.0
- Named in the paper
- “cortical amygdala (CoA)” and “main olfactory bulb (OB)”
- Made by
- an AI model reading the paper (claude-opus-5-5, extract@0.3.0), 2026-10-10
- Checked by
a second AI model (claude-opus-5-5) agrees, 2026-10-10
“Results report CoA labeling absent at birth, a jump from P6 to P9, 47% of adult at P12, and higher counts than LEC and vCA1 at all ages.”
- Status
proposed
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