140212 – GAD-Cre, ChR2-EYFP in VTA (NP) but no fibers in DG

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140212 – GAD-Cre, ChR2-EYFP in VTA (NP) but no fibers in DG. VTA. A. L. IPN. 140212 – GAD-Cre, ChR2-EYFP in VTA (NP) but no fibers in DG. DG. samples. GFP. DAPI. merge. 140212 - WT, nonfloxedChR2-EYFP in VTA. VTA. A. L. IPN. 140212 - WT, nonfloxedChR2-EYFP in VTA. DG.

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140212 – GAD-Cre, ChR2-EYFP in VTA (NP) but no fibers in DG

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140212 – GAD-Cre, ChR2-EYFP in VTA (NP) but no fibers in DG VTA A L IPN
140212 – GAD-Cre, ChR2-EYFP in VTA (NP) but no fibers in DG DG samples GFP DAPI merge
140212 - WT, nonfloxedChR2-EYFP in VTA VTA A L IPN
140212 - WT, nonfloxedChR2-EYFP in VTA DG 140212_1 GFP DAPI biocytin merge
140212 - WT, nonfloxedChR2-EYFP in VTA DG 140212_7 GFP DAPI biocytin merge
140212 - WT, nonfloxedChR2-EYFP in VTA DG 140212_9 GFP DAPI biocytin merge

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