- It is made up of two sections: the
rostral fastigial nucleus and the
caudal fastigial nucleus. The
fastigial nuclei is
situated atop the roof of the fourth...
-
embedded in the
white matter centre of the cerebellum. The
nuclei are the
fastigial, globose, emboliform, and
dentate nuclei. In
lower mammals the emboliform...
- honeycombs. The
gyrated triangular prismatic honeycomb or
parasquare fastigial cellulation is a space-filling
tessellation (or honeycomb) in Euclidean...
-
terminate in this region.
Purkinje cells of the
vermis project to the
fastigial nucleus,
controlling the
axial and
proximal musculature involved in the...
- the deep
cerebellar nuclei; the dentate, globose,
emboliform and the
fastigial nuclei.
These four
different structures lead to the
efferent projections...
-
fibers from the
dentate nucleus, and the
fastigioreticular fibers from the
fastigial nucleus. They
emerge together to
ascend in the roof of the
fourth ventricle...
- nuclei,
which together are
referred to as the
interposed nucleus, and the
fastigial nucleus. The
dentate nucleus is
responsible for the planning, initiation...
- cerebellum. It is
located in the roof of the
fourth ventricle,
lateral to the
fastigial nucleus. The
emboliform nucleus is the
anterior interposed nucleus, and...
-
nuclei – the
dentate nuclei,
globose nucleus,
emboliform nucleus, and
fastigial nucleus), and
brainstem (the
substantia nigra, red nucleus,
olivary nuclei...
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white matter (dentate nucleus,
globose nucleus,
emboliform nucleus, and
fastigial nucleus). The fluid-filled
cerebral ventricles (lateral ventricles, third...
