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Section of the cerebellum of a rodent stained blue to show the cortex and magenta-red to show the myelin-rich medulla (M).
The cortex shows two major layers: the lightly stained superficial molecular layer (Mol) and the intensely stained subjacent basophilic granular layer (G). At the borderline of these two layers a more discreet layer is composed of the cell bodies of large neurones, the Purkinje cells (P). Intensely stained magenta-red, the medulla (M) contains numerous myelinated axons. Stain: Toluidine Blue - Acid Fuchsin
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Michael Lalli & Zsuzsanna Bencsath-Makkai,
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