Titlebook: Cerebellar Cortex; Cytology and Organiz Sanford L. Palay,Victoria Chan-Palay Book 1974 Springer-Verlag Berlin · Heidelberg 1974 Gehirnrinde

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Probleme der Organisationspraxismossy fibers. We therefore have in hand the components of several important circuits through which the mossy fibers can exert an influence on the Purkinje cells, which provide the only outflow from this cortex. We shall not attempt to review the physiological evidence that has been adduced concernin

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-35525-8ore complex and more refined than they were in the previous decade. Since the descriptions of methods in most journal articles are usually not detailed enough to enable the reader to reproduce many of the procedures, the present chapter is intended as a guide to the technical procedures we have foll

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-35369-8RAMóN y CAJAL (1888b) discovered the climbing fiber during his study of the cerebellar cortex of birds. In view of the difficulties electron microscopists had in identifying this nerve fiber nearly a century later, his first account is interesting.

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The Climbing Fiber,RAMóN y CAJAL (1888b) discovered the climbing fiber during his study of the cerebellar cortex of birds. In view of the difficulties electron microscopists had in identifying this nerve fiber nearly a century later, his first account is interesting.

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Book 1974n the electron microscope. After much searching, favorably preserved areas‘ were studied at the cytological level in order to recognize the parts of neurons and characterize them. Such procedures, dependent upon random sections and uncontrollable selection by a highly erratic technique of preservati