The accessory olfactory bulb consists of anterior (aAOB) and posterior (pAOB) portions that control distinct aspects of social behavior. In this study, the authors show that, unlike their aAOB counterparts, pAOB neurons arise at the diencephalon-telencephalon border and migrate rostrally. A similar migration is seen in the Xenopus AOB.
- Dhananjay Huilgol
- Susan Udin
- Shubha Tole
