Throughout these 16 years of continuous and systematic research, we have applied different techniques for demonstrating the cytoarchitectonics (Nissl staining), neuronal morphology (Golgi impregnation), synaptogenesis (EM analysis), growing pathways (acetylcholinesterase histochemistry) and transmitter-related properties of developing neuronal populations (immunocytochemistry and acetylcholinesterase histochemistry) on several hundred human brains ranging in age from the 5th week post-conception to 90 years. The aim of this paper was to offer for the first time a selective and systematic description of the "Zabreb Neuroembryological Collection" of human brains and to illustrate the major results of our research team.
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