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It has been possible to demonstrate at cellular level the biogenic catecholamines by the fluorescence microscopical method introduced by FALCK and HILLARP. With this method, CARLSSON et al. (1964) and DAHLSTROM et al. (1965 b, c) have investigated the thoracic spinal cord of the rat and demonstrated that there exist in the lateral funiculus fluorescent descending fibers terminating segmentally at the ipsilateral thoracic lateral horn sells, some of which run along the grey commissure to innervate the contralateral ones, and that a few enter directly into the thoracic anterior roots without any relays on interneurons. In the present paper the author shows some new results of the study of all the segments of the dog spinal cord, with special reference to whether catecholaminergic neurons exist among the autonomic cells in the intermediate column.

Fluorescence Microscopy of the Spinal Cord of the Dog, with Special Reference to the Autonomic Lateral Horn Cells