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Vomeronasal neurons undergo continuous neurogenesis during development and after neuronal injury. We used immunocytochemical methods to compare different stages of the vomeronasal organ development to those of regeneration following vomeronasal nerve transection. At E15 and at 6 to 10 days after injury, nestin-positive cells were observed throughout the sensory epithelium. We did not find nestin immunoreactivity...
The vomeronasal and olfactory systems are unique in that their chemosensory neurons undergo continuous neurogenesis after development. Immunoreactivity to nestin, a neuronal precursor marker protein, was investigated in the developing rat vomeronasal organ to determine its potential as a cell marker. From postnatal day 1 (P1) to P22, the distribution of nestin positive cells became progressively...
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