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Cerebellar granule cells, light micrograph. Cerebellar granular layer stained with Golgi silver chromate showing the abundance of granule cells. They have a very small rounded soma with three to five dendrites, ending in an enlargement called a dendr — Photo

Cerebellar granule cells, light micrograph. Cerebellar granular layer stained with Golgi silver chromate showing the abundance of granule cells. They have a very small rounded soma with three to five dendrites, ending in an enlargement called a dendr

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