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It is convenient to consider these cells before the Purkinje cells, because the first two types exert a powerful inhibitory influence on Purkinje cells (Andersen, Eccles and Voorhoeve, 1964; Eccles, Llinas and Sasaki, 1966 b, 1966 e; Eccles, Sasaki and Strata, 1966, 1967b). The general structural features of these three types of interneurones have been described in Chapter I. Since these interneurones are all excited by the same presynaptic channels, the parallel fibers and to a very much less extent the climbing fibers, they will be considered together. Firstly, there will be an account of the presynaptic pathways, then of the responses generated thereby.
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Eccles, J.C., Ito, M., Szentágothai, J. (1967). The Neuronal Pathways forming Synapses on Outer Stellate, Basket and Golgi Cells. In: The Cerebellum as a Neuronal Machine. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-13147-3_5
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