Neonatal Cerebellum

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Neonatal Cerebellum

Last updated on Tuesday, September 2 2008 by jdmiles

Neonatal cerebellum looks different from mature cerebellum. There is an external granule cell layer, which can be seen in these images as a rim of blue cells around the edge of the cerebellum.

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A tour of normal neuroanatomy at the gross and microscopic level.

Normal samples
A tour of normal neuroanatomy at the gross and microscopic level.

Normal samples
A tour of normal neuroanatomy at the gross and microscopic level.

Normal samples
A tour of normal neuroanatomy at the gross and microscopic level.

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