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. 2019 May 15;13:37. doi: 10.3389/fninf.2019.00037

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Copyright © 2019 Casali, Marenzi, Medini, Casellato and D'Angelo.

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Reconstruction of a scaffold model of the cerebellar network. Schematic representation of the cerebellar network (from D'Angelo et al., 2016). Glomeruli (Glom); mossy fiber (mf); Granule cells (GrC); ascending axon (aa); parallel fiber (pf); Golgi cells (GoC); stellate cell (SC); basket cell (BC); Purkinje cell (PC); Deep Cerebellar Nuclei cell (DCNC). Gloms transmit mf inputs to GrCs, which emit aa and pf, which in turn activate GoCs, PCs, SCs, and BCs. GoCs inhibit GrCs, SCs and BCs inhibit PCs. DCN cells are inhibited by PCs and activated by mf. Note the precise organization of PC dendrites, SC/BC dendrites and GoC dendritic arborization mainly on the parasagittal plane. The same abbreviations are used also in the following figures.