Fig. 4From: The distribution of oxytocin and the oxytocin receptor in rat brain: relation to regions active in migraineOxytocin immunohistochemistry of the cerebral cortex. a. Thin fibers of layers III-VI of the motor cortex displayed oxytocin immunoreactivity. b and c. These fibers spanned through the layers in a delicate and well-defined pattern. Layer III (b) and layers V-VI (c) are shown in a higher magnification. d. As a comparison, the calcitonin gene-related peptide (CGRP) receptor component (receptor activity-modifying protein 1) RAMP1 is shown in the right panel. These results have been published earlier [25]. We showed that RAMP1 positive fibers spanned through the cortical layers, but here layer II positivity was found. In addition to the transversal positive fibers, RAMP1 positive horizontal fibers were revealedBack to article page