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Cerebellar system

Explore the regional and functional divisions of the cerebellum according to classic views. Learn about the deep cerebellar nuclei, nucleus interpositus, and cerebellar cortex including GABA and glycine transmitters. Discover the localization of transport sites in the cerebellar cortex. Dive into the functional classification of descending motor pathways.

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Cerebellar system

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  1. Cerebellar system Compiled by András Csillag

  2. Lewis (1918) Gray's Anatomy 20th ed.

  3. Regional division of cerebellum The classic view Functional division and numbering according to Larsell

  4. Deep cerebellar nuclei Nucleus interpositus

  5. Cerebellar cortex Lewis (1918) Gray's Anatomy 20th ed.

  6. Cerebellar cortex

  7. GABA and glycine – transmitters of Golgi axon terminals in cerebellar glomeruli (Electron microscopic autoradiograpy) Wilkin GP, Csillag A, Balázs R, Kingsbury AE, Wilson JE, Johnson AL. Localization of high affinity [3H]glycine transport sites in the cerebellar cortex. Brain Res. 216: (1981) 11-33.

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  11. Functional classification of descending motor pathways

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