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((A). Cell types and where they are found in the cerebellar cortical layers. (B) Shows how the different layers of the cerebellum can be easily determined. P - the Purkinje layer; G - the granular layer; M - the molecular layer; W - the white matter. <r...) |
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(A). Cell types and where they are found in the cerebellar cortical layers. (B) Shows how the different layers of the cerebellum can be easily determined. P - the Purkinje layer; G - the granular layer; M - the molecular layer; W - the white matter. <ref><pubmed>3527225</pubmed></ref> | (A). Cell types and where they are found in the cerebellar cortical layers. (B) Shows how the different layers of the cerebellum can be easily determined. P - the Purkinje layer; G - the granular layer; M - the molecular layer; W - the white matter. <ref><pubmed>3527225</pubmed></ref> | ||
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Cortical Layers
(A). Cell types and where they are found in the cerebellar cortical layers. (B) Shows how the different layers of the cerebellum can be easily determined. P - the Purkinje layer; G - the granular layer; M - the molecular layer; W - the white matter. [1]
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