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VVentral funiculusentral funiculus


VVentral grayentral gray


Intermediate grayIntermediate gray


Lateral


funiculus


Lateral


funiculus


Vestibulospinal tract?

Rubrospinal
tract?

Rubrospinal

Dorsal grayDorsal gray tract?


Dorsal root

Ventral corticospinal tract?

Fasciculus gracilis
Myelinated terminals of Fasciculus cuneatus
dorsal root collaterals

Dorsal funiculus


Dorsal root bifurcation zone

Dorsal root collateralization zone

Lissauer's
tract

Central canal
surrounded by ependyma

Central canal
surrounded by ependyma

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Subgelatinosal pleSubgelatinosal plexusxus

Reticulated areaReticulated area
Lateral
reticulospinal tract?

Lateral
reticulospinal tract?

VVentral white commissureentral white commissure

VVentral gray commissureentral gray commissure

Dorsal median septum

Ventral
median fissure

Dorsal intermediate septum

myelination
gradient

myelination
gradient

myelinationgradient

Lateral
corticospinal
tract

Lateral
corticospinal
tract

See the matched cell body stained section in Plates 83A and B


This section and Plate 80 show the gradient of sparse to very sparse
reactive glia in the lateral corticospinal tract (separated by a dashed
line within the lateral corticospinal tract). On the right side, the cir-
cular area of more dense reactive glia may be the rubrospinal tract.

PLATE 82B

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