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Abbreviations: AMG, amygdala; BG, basal ganglia; ECN, external cuneate nucleus; HIP, hippocampus; HYP; hypothalamus; IO, inferior olive; LC, locus coeruleus; PAG, periaqueductal gray; PN, pontine nuclei; RET, reticular nucleus; RN, red nucleus; SC, spinal cord; SUP, superior colliculi; TH, thalamus; VN, vestibular nuclei. | Abbreviations: AMG, amygdala; BG, basal ganglia; ECN, external cuneate nucleus; HIP, {{hippocampus}}; HYP; {{hypothalamus}}; IO, inferior olive; LC, locus coeruleus; PAG, periaqueductal gray; PN, pontine nuclei; RET, reticular nucleus; RN, red nucleus; SC, spinal cord; SUP, superior colliculi; TH, thalamus; VN, vestibular nuclei. | ||
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Mouse Cerebellum Connections
The cerebellum is extensively connected to the brain and spinal cord.
A - Schematic representation of brain regions that send input to the cerebellum.
B - Schematic representation of the regions that receive information from the cerebellum. Note that the TH is a major relay station for cerebellar input to the cortex while the PN is the primary gateway for cerebral cortical input to the cerebellum.
Abbreviations: AMG, amygdala; BG, basal ganglia; ECN, external cuneate nucleus; HIP, hippocampus; HYP; hypothalamus; IO, inferior olive; LC, locus coeruleus; PAG, periaqueductal gray; PN, pontine nuclei; RET, reticular nucleus; RN, red nucleus; SC, spinal cord; SUP, superior colliculi; TH, thalamus; VN, vestibular nuclei.
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Reference
Reeber SL, Otis TS & Sillitoe RV. (2013). New roles for the cerebellum in health and disease. Front Syst Neurosci , 7, 83. PMID: 24294192 DOI.
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