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  • This image shows a single CA1 pyramidal cell from hippocampal area CA1 in adult rat, stained using the rapid Golgi technique. The image served as the frontispiece of Kristen Harris’ 1982 PhD thesis. It also hangs in the Boston Museum of Science.
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