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Trigeminocerebellar, trigeminotectal, and trigeminothalamic projections: A double retrograde axonal tracing study in the mouse

Double retrograde axonal tracing experiments were carried out in order to reveal potential patterns of divergence in axonal projections from the two major sensory nuclei of the mouse brainstem trigeminal complex: the principal sensory and spinal trigeminal nuclei (oralis, interpolaris, and caudalis divisions). The tracers wheat germ agglutinin, N‐[acetyl‐3H] and horseradish peroxidase were used in paired injection strategies within portions of the cerebellum, superior colliculus, and thalamic ventrobasal complex and/or posterior group of adult ICR white mice.