One type of these cells interacts with the pontine nuclei using mossy fibers.
One type of these cells interacts with the pontine nuclei using mossy fibers. Those cells, created in the subgranular zone, interact with a type of these cells which exhibit complex spikes or simple spikes, named for Purkinje. They are often found near oligodendrocytes or Schwann cells, examples of glial cells. These cells are often classified by the excitatory or inhibitory chemicals they release, including GABA and serotonin. They typically contain a soma, a myelin sheath which covers the axon, and multiple dendrites, which receive chemical and electrical signals through synapses. For 10 points, name these cells of the nervous system.
One type of these cells interacts with the pontine nuclei using mossy fibers.
{neurons} [or {nerve} cells before “nervous system”]