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1 Neuronal connections of the cerebellar cortex: inhibitory elements
Mitnyik Levente

2 CELLURAL components OF THE CORTEX
Stellate and basket cells Purkinje cell (layer) Granule cell (layer) Paralell fibers Mossy fibers Climbing fibers

3 Purkinje cell layer (fluorescent DYE)

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5 Thanks For your attention!
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