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Cytology of neurons of the hypothalamic ventromedial nucleus in the adult male rat

Recent evidence suggests that the hypothalamic ventromedial nucleus contains a wide variety of functionally specialized neurons, some of which are located within discrete regions of the nucleus. However, regional morphologic variations in neuronal populations within the HVM have not been demonstrated. In the present report, the neurons of the HVM were studied in young adult, male rats with the electron microscope. The collection and analysis of cytologic data were systematized with reference to location on a histologic map of the HVM, which was prepared prior to fine structural study.