Dendritic organization in the neurons of the visual and motor cortices of the cat
DA Sholl - Journal of anatomy, 1953 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
DA Sholl
Journal of anatomy, 1953•ncbi.nlm.nih.govMETHODS It has been found possible consistently to stain cortical neurons with the Golgi-
Cox method in the following way:(1) Cats are anaesthetized with nembutal (ether leads to
excessive bleeding) and pieces of cortex not more than 4 mm. thick are removed from the
living animal. These are rapidly rinsed in warm saline and put into about 50 ml. of the
staining solution in a small stoppered bottle, the tissue resting on a piece of cotton-wool.
Staining solution-to be freshly prepared
Cox method in the following way:(1) Cats are anaesthetized with nembutal (ether leads to
excessive bleeding) and pieces of cortex not more than 4 mm. thick are removed from the
living animal. These are rapidly rinsed in warm saline and put into about 50 ml. of the
staining solution in a small stoppered bottle, the tissue resting on a piece of cotton-wool.
Staining solution-to be freshly prepared
METHODS
It has been found possible consistently to stain cortical neurons with the Golgi-Cox method in the following way:(1) Cats are anaesthetized with nembutal (ether leads to excessive bleeding) and pieces of cortex not more than 4 mm. thick are removed from the living animal. These are rapidly rinsed in warm saline and put into about 50 ml. of the staining solution in a small stoppered bottle, the tissue resting on a piece of cotton-wool. Staining solution-to be freshly prepared
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