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Number of axons in the right and left optic nerves of right-pawed and left-pawed rats: a stereologic study.

Ahmet Taylan AT Yazici, Ismail I Malkoç, B Zuhal BZ Altunkaynak, Ali Riza AR Erdoğan, M Dumlu MD Aydin, Senol S Dane, Serpil S Can, Kenan K Gümüştekin, and Bünyamin B Unal

Anal Quant Cytol Histol 31(3):177-83 (2009) PMID 19634788

To compare the number of axons in the right and left optic nerves of right- and left-pawed rats.

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