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A computer technique for the estimation of the absolute three‐dimensional array of basal dendritic fields using data from projected histological sections

The standard projection methods of dendritic field analysis have revealed that dendritic density decays exponentially with increasing distance from the centre of the perikaryon and present ideas about dendritic connectivity are largely based on this theory. However, inherent in the projection method are a series of errors which have not hitherto been defined and which indicate that much of the data obtained by the projection technique may be an artefact of the method itself. However, it is possible, given the projection data from a sample of neurons, to extrapolate the three‐dimensional array of dendritic fields by employing a computer technique.