| Cell type | Cell type position in region | Hemisphere | Qualitative density of CR in CBX | Qualitative intensity per labeled cell | Annotation | Reference | Collator | | Purkinje neuron | everywhere | right hemisphere | not present | not assigned | Purkinje and stellate cells are always immunonegative. | Floris A., Dino M., Jacobowitz D.M. & Mugnaini E., 1994 | Metadata |
| stellate neuron | everywhere | right hemisphere | not present | not assigned | Purkinje and stellate cells are always immunonegative. | Floris A., Dino M., Jacobowitz D.M. & Mugnaini E., 1994 | Metadata |
| basket neuron | everywhere | right hemisphere | not present | not assigned | Basket cells, however, are usually unstained
in most of the folia in sections immunoreacted
with the standard protocol. | Floris A., Dino M., Jacobowitz D.M. & Mugnaini E., 1994 | Metadata |
| Lugaro neuron | everywhere | right hemisphere | light | strong | Only occasionally did we
encounter Golgi and Lugaro cells that appeared densely
calretinin-positive with the standard protocol used in this
investigation. | Floris A., Dino M., Jacobowitz D.M. & Mugnaini E., 1994 | Metadata |
| Lugaro neuron | everywhere | right hemisphere | light | light/moderate | Some multipolar cells, 12-20 micrometers in cell body diameter (Fig. 9 B), occurring at all levels of the granular layer (presumed Golgi type II cells), and fusiform cells, 15 micrometers in cell body diameter (Fig. 9 A), situated just beneath the Purkinje cell layer (presumed Lugaro cells; Sahin and Hockfield 1990), usually appear weakly to moderately stained. | Floris A., Dino M., Jacobowitz D.M. & Mugnaini E., 1994 | Metadata |
| Golgi neuron, small | everywhere | right hemisphere | light | light/moderate | Some multipolar cells, 12-20 micrometers in cell body diameter (Fig. 9 B), occurring at all levels of the granular layer (presumed Golgi type II cells), and fusiform cells, 15 micrometers in cell body diameter (Fig. 9 A), situated just beneath the Purkinje cell layer (presumed Lugaro cells; Sahin and Hockfield 1990), usually appear weakly to moderately stained. | Floris A., Dino M., Jacobowitz D.M. & Mugnaini E., 1994 | Metadata |
| cerebellar granule cell | everywhere | right hemisphere | exists | not assigned | As shown in Figs. 1 and 3, the intensity
of staining of the granule cells and the parallel fibers in
the vermis shows moderate gradients: it increases lightly
from lobule I to lobules VI and VII, where parallel fiber
staining is maximal, drops gradually towards lobule IXa
(the dorsal uvula), and then decreases sharply in lobule
IXc, to become minimal at the bottom of IXd and in
lobule X. | Floris A., Dino M., Jacobowitz D.M. & Mugnaini E., 1994 | Metadata |
| unipolar brush neuron | everywhere | right hemisphere | exists | not assigned | In median parasagittal sections (Figs. 1, 3), the highest
density of UBCs occurs in the nodulus (lobule X) and the
ventral uvula (lobule IXd), followed in decreasing order
by the lingula (lobule I), the parts of lobules IV and VI
around the deep fissures (Fig. 1) and the folia of lobule VI
(Fig. 4A), and lobules VII and VIII. In coronal sections
of the cerebellum, UBCs are also observed at high densities
in the flocculus and the ventral paraflocculus (Fig. 4B). | Floris A., Dino M., Jacobowitz D.M. & Mugnaini E., 1994 | Metadata |
| cerebellar granule cell | everywhere | unknown | moderate | not assigned | ...signal was localized only in the granule
cell layer and no calretinin mRNA was detected in
the Purkinje cells (Figs. 2c, 3e). The presence of calretinin
immunoreactivity in the granule cells has been reported
by R6sibois and Rogers [13, 15]. | Kadowaki K., McGowan E., Mock G., Chandler S. & Emson P.C., 1993 |
| Purkinje neuron | everywhere | unknown | not present | not assigned | no calretinin mRNA was detected in
the Purkinje cells (Figs. 2c, 3e). | Kadowaki K., McGowan E., Mock G., Chandler S. & Emson P.C., 1993 |
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