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2002, Brain ResearchCitation Excerpt :Injections of colloidal gold tracer into the STN produced injection sites that filled a large proportion of this structure (Fig. 4A) and resulted in the retrograde transport of gold particles to many neurones throughout all axes of the GP. In contrast, injections into the SN resulted in injections localised to a region of the structure (Fig. 4B) and consequently produced a more restricted distribution of retrogradely labelled neurones in the GP, reflecting the topography of the GP to SN projection [46]. As the distribution and extent of retrogradely labelled neurones are a function of both the site and size of the injection, any attempt to quantify the relative proportions of CB, CR and PV projection neurones would give a gross underestimation and therefore was not undertaken.