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Fig. 1.9.14. Heterotopic (arrested) granule cells are regularly present
in the molecular layer of the rabbit cerebellum, where they are found immediately below
the leptomeninx (a: HE staining), and
associated with Golgi cells in the middle of the molecular layer (b: HE staining,
c: toluidine blue-stained semithin epoxy section).
Electron micrographs (d, e) of heterotopic granule cells (arrows) associated with
a Golgi cell (G)
and a synaptic glomerule in the molecular layer (e).
D - dendrite of Purkinje cell. Scale = 1 µm. (Rabbit, cerebellum.)
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