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The three function nuclei of the cerebellum are the fastigial, interposed and dentate nuclei. In regards to FRDA the dentate is highly affected by the mutated frataxin gene and the excess build up of iron. | The three function nuclei of the cerebellum are the fastigial, interposed and dentate nuclei. In regards to FRDA the dentate is highly affected by the mutated frataxin gene and the excess build up of iron. | ||
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Transverse Section of the Cerebellum.
The three function nuclei of the cerebellum are the fastigial, interposed and dentate nuclei. In regards to FRDA the dentate is highly affected by the mutated frataxin gene and the excess build up of iron.
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