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Immunological Analysis of Cellular Heterogeneity in the Cerebellum

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Neuroimmunology

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The complexity of connectivity in the nervous system arises from myriads of associations between different cell types. To investigate the organization of such intricate interconnections the developmental neu-robiologist chooses to dissect individual steps in cell-cell interactions during ontogenesis. The assembly of an elaborate system can then be followed from the simple stages through more complex forms to its final state. Underlying these events are several types of cell behavior such as proliferation, growth, and migration; recognition of cellular, extracellular, or subcellular partner components; and often cell death.

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