Quantitative Methods in Neuroscience:A Neuroanatomical Approach

1. Introduction, Stephen M Evans & Jens Randel Nyengaard
2. A case study from neuroscience involving stereology and multivariate
analysis, Luis Cruz-Orive, A M Insausti, R Insausti & D CrespoNumber
3. Introduction, Stephen M Evans & Jens Randel Nyengaard
4. The use of fluorescent probes in cell counting procedures, Daniel A Peterson
5. Counting in situ hybridized neurons, Bente Finsen, R Gregersen, E Lehrmann,
S Lovmand & M J West
6. Number - electron microscopy, Jens Randel Nyengaard, K-A Dorph-Petersen, Y
Tang
7. The number of microvessels estimated by an unbiased stereological method,
Annemette LokkegaardVolume
8. Introduction, Stephen M Evans & Jens Randel Nyengaard
9. The nucleator and the planar and optical rotator applied in rat dorsal root
ganglia, Trine Tandrup
10. Estimation of number and volume of immunohistochemically stained neurons in
complex brain regions, Karl-Anton Dorph-Petersen, Raben Rosenberg & Jens Rendel
NyengaardLength
11. Introduction, Stephen M Evans & Jens Randel Nyengaard
12. Length estimation of nerve fibers in human white matter using IUR sections,
Yong Tang & Jens Randel Nyengaard
13. Virtual test systems for estimation of orientation dependent parameters in
thick, arbitrary oriented sections, Jytte Overgaard Larsen, M vonEuler & Ann
Marie Janson
14. Spatial distribution, Stephen M EvansCell Culture
15. Unbiased morphometrical techniques for the quantitative assessment of cells
in primary dissociation cultures, Hannsjorg Schroder, Jens Rendel Nyengaard, W
Selberis, E Lain, A Keller, C Kohler and B Witt