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Images Gathered During the Course of our Work
on the Peripheral and Central Nervous System
Mouse dorsal root ganglion cells stained with antibodies to HCN4 (red), NF200 (blue) and
NPY (green). NPY axons also provide dense innervation to blood vessels.
(Credit: Kieran Boyle)
Projection of confocal image stacks to show the distribution of neurochemically-defined neuronal populations in the spinal cord that control pain perception.
(Credit: with Kieran Boyle)
Transmission electron micrographs showing synaptic inputs from axon terminals of inhibitory interneurons on to the central terminals of touch fibres. (Credit: DIH)
Projection of confocal image stacks showing interneuron populations in the mouse hippocampus.
(Credit: with Kieran Boyle)
Dorsal root ganglion and surrounding connective tissue from a transgenic mouse injected with a viral vector.
(Credit: Eva Kokai and Fares Aboushnaf)
CMrgD primary afferents visualised using the CLARITY staining technique.
(Credit: Kieran Boyle and Craig Daly)
Mouse primary afferent neurons
in a dorsal root ganglion.
(Credit: Kieran Boyle)
Projection of confocal image stacks to show the distribution
of sub-sets of neuronal population in the spinal dorsal horn.
(Credit: with Kieran Boyle)
Projection of confocal image stacks showing the distribution of different neuronal populations in the mouse cerebral cortex.
(Credit: with Kieran Boyle)
Hughes Laboratory
Supported by the BBSRC, the Wellcome Trust, NC3Rs and HMRC (Australia)
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