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The hypophysial stalk of the horse had a typical structure of the median eminence and contained noradrenaline, dopamine, serotonin, vasopressin and paraldehyde fuchsine-stainable material. The posterior wall of the hypophysial stalk contained higher concentration of noradrenaline than the anterior and lateral walls. On the other hand, the anterior and lateral walls contained dopamine but the posterior wall did not. The concentration of serotonin was almost the same through these three portions. Vasopressin concentration was highest in the anterior wall and lowest in the posterior wall. Large droplets of paraldehyde fuchsine-stainable material were accumulated in restricted areas of the anterior and posterior walls. Fine droplets of the material were distributed in the outer layer of all the three portions of the stalk. These results indicate that there is the regional and functional differentiation in the median eminence of the horse.

Local Difference in Concentration of Vasopressin and Monoamines in the Equine Median Eminence