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Central Nervous System - Histology (view source)
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This image shows a higher magnification of the junction between the molecular and granular layer. This junction contains a number of large cell bodies which are called '''Purkinje cells'''. Purkinje cells are characteristic of the histologic appearance of the cerebellum. Each cell has a number of dendrites that are within the molecular layer. The granular layer has a slightly darker mottled appearance which is made up of small neurons called '''Granule cells'''. These cells receive impulses from other parts of the CNS.
This image shows a higher magnification of the junction between the molecular and granular layer. This junction contains a number of large cell bodies which are called '''Purkinje cells'''. Purkinje cells are characteristic of the histologic appearance of the cerebellum. Each cell has a number of dendrites that are within the molecular layer. The granular layer has a slightly darker mottled appearance which is made up of small neurons called '''Granule cells'''. These cells receive impulses from other parts of the CNS.
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