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C. und O. Vogt Institue of Brain Research Collection

Dusseldorf, Germany

A varied collection of brains in alcohol. 

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Located in Duesseldorf, Germany, this brain collection is made up of four smaller collections. The Fleishhauer collection, dedicated to feline brains, the Stephan collection of primate, insectavore and bat brains, the Zilles collection of primarily primate brains, and the Vogt collection of stained human brains.

The collection is not open to the public and can be viescience science workers only. 

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