Titlebook: Cerebellar Dentate Nucleus; Organization, Cytolo Victoria Chan-Palay Book 1977 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1977 Kleinhirnkern.brain.c

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Operational Resilience in Finanzinstituten, 1972, and . et al., 1974). Since the earlier literature on cerebellofugal projections has been so adequately reviewed in the works mentioned above, the following sections will cover only a small number of pertinent recent studies.

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Klimarisiken und Operational Resiliencele in studies elsewhere in the central nervous system? In order to examine some of these aspects more closely, I have chosen to illustrate certain organizational principles of cerebellar connectivity by using the example of the cerebello-inferior olivary circuit.

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The Neuroglial Cells of the Dentate Nucleus,ed, the rat has a lower ratio (8.15:1) than the monkey (12.4:1). This indicates that with ascent in phylogeny, acquisition of neocortex, and increase in brain weight, as well as a general increase in neuronal numbers, there is a commensurately larger increase in numbers of neuroglial cells (see Chap. I for details).

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Unusual Specializations at Synapses with Comments on Functional Aspects,ical, or physiological nature. Thus, this chapter is conveniently placed after the chapters on cytomorphometry, Golgi studies, electron microscopy, and before those on experiments with tracing of afferents and efferents, and experiments on biogenic amine and nonamine transmitters.

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The Corticonuclear Projection from Purkinje Cells to the Dentate Nucleus,is book is not concerned with the tracing of the corticonuclear inputs to the nuclei per se, it will be useful to review briefly the basic plan of cerebellar corticonuclear projections and some of the pertinent literature on the subject. However, only projections to the dentate and interpositus nuclei can be considered here.

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Efferent Connections of the Dentate Nucleus,, 1972, and . et al., 1974). Since the earlier literature on cerebellofugal projections has been so adequately reviewed in the works mentioned above, the following sections will cover only a small number of pertinent recent studies.