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Neurons that send axons into the cerebellum in the middle cerebellar peduncle are controlled by which part of the brain?
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If they go to the cerebellum -then by the cerebellum. But the brain connections are complex and not compartmentalized so many areas can be involved
Answered 3/25/2022
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You need to revise your appreciation of the complexity of the human brain (or even the mouse brain). Everything connects with everything else, and everything goes everywhere.
Answered 3/30/2022
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Not clear why you are asking this question as it assumes a simplistic anatomy regarding a very complicated connective interaction. Propose you specify what you wish to understand
Answered 3/30/2022
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