Abstract
Data on modern research methods used in the course of study of the brain structure and its individual entities is presented. It is shown that the methods routinely practiced in morphological studies in recent years and allowing to study the structure of the brain in lifetime condition, significantly expanded the opportunities of getting direct visual information on the status of its internal structures. Unfortunately, these methods do not have sufficient resolution to distinguish the structure of the entities in details at microscopic and ultrastructural levels.References
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