2 hr-survival after a single ³H-thymidine injection on E19 (anterior coronal)

Figure 96 is an anterior coronal slice through the parenchyma of the main olfactory bulb in the basal forebrain of an E19 embryo 2 hrs after exposure to ³H-thymidine.  Label uptake is heavy in the olfactory NEP and in the surrounding olfactory nerve.  There are a fair number of proliferating cells in the olfactory SVZ.  The mitral cell layer is well defined between the internal and external plexiform layers.  Heavy label uptake in the olfactory epithelium in superficial and deep locations is very clear.  This slice is posterior to Jacobson’s organ.