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A technique has been suggested for quantitative determination of the activity of acetylcholinesterase (AChE) in each layer of rat hippocamp histochemical preparations. The data obtained have been used for making up the maps of layer distribution of AChE activity. The maps have been prepared of AChe activity distribution for the field CA1, CA2 and CA3 of the hippocamp of rats decapitated in summer and autumn. The map for the field CA1 was compared with those made up with the aid of other quantitative histochemistry techniques. The maps for the field CA2 have been compared in rats decapitated in spring, summer and autumn. AChE activity has been found to be greater in spring than in summer or in autumn, with the relations between the layers being unchanged throughout all the seasons.
E V Loseva, and
S B Stefanov
January 1976,
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E V Loseva, and
S B Stefanov
January 1974,
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E V Loseva, and
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June 1970,
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E V Loseva, and
S B Stefanov
January 1956,
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E V Loseva, and
S B Stefanov
December 1964,
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E V Loseva, and
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December 1974,
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E V Loseva, and
S B Stefanov
July 1979,
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E V Loseva, and
S B Stefanov
May 1984,
Diseases of the colon and rectum,
E V Loseva, and
S B Stefanov
January 1973,
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E V Loseva, and
S B Stefanov
January 1995,
European journal of morphology,
