Publications by authors named "Hannah van der Stok"
Article Synopsis
- Distinct populations of Purkinje cells (PCs) in the cerebellum have unique features and functions, which contribute to its modular organization.
- Research found that the development of PCs varies depending on their location, with anterior PCs maturing more slowly than nodular PCs, particularly regarding activity levels and dendritic structure.
- These developmental differences align with specific behaviors in mice, showing that the timing and characteristics of PC maturation influence related cerebellum-dependent actions, such as learning and motor adaptation.
