Set: (1b) First Pre-programming Stage of Cerebellar Planning

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Stage #1initial conceptualization of movement plan - parietal association cortex
Stage #2corticopontine tract conveys this to Pons (PN); synapses in Pons and enters cerebellum through middle peduncle, as "mossy fibers"
Stage #3mossy fibers ascend to cerebellar cortex, sunapse with granule cells that synapse with Purkinje cells in middle layer of cerebellar cortex; Purkinse axons descend into deep nuclei, e.g., dentate where they exert inhibitory effects on dentate neurons (IPSPs) via GABA-mediated synapses
Stage #4dentate axons then leave cerebellum through superior peduncle and synapse in VL nucleus of thalamus
Stage #5VL neurons then ascend to motor cortex regions of cerebral cortex to drive Pyramidal tract motorneurons
Stage #6Corticospinal tract activation: Golgi I (giant Betz cell) signals traveling down to cross at medulla, enter spinal cord and exit ventral roots to innervate muscles for contraction and movement
Stage #7collateral branch off of descendin axon of corticospinal tract enters pons where it synapses with neuron in pons
Stage #8continuation (pontine-cerebellar tract) of above goes into intermediate zone as the "efferent copy" (through middle cerebellar peduncle)
Stage #9while this occurs, the efferent signal arrives at spinal cord and activates muscles for movement. Afferent signals from these activated muscles ascends to intermediate zone (spinal-cerebellar tract): intermediate zone is somatopically represented)
Stage #10results of comparison sent to IP - interpositus nucleus from Purkinje cells in intermediate zone. Output of IP neurons exits cerebellum through superior peduncle and goes to VL nucleus in thalamus, and red nucleus in midbrain
Stage #11descending rubrospinal tract (part of extrapyramidal tract) goes to spinal cord and executes changes in motor signals as needed; VL projection drive pyramidal tract motoneurons and changes made at cerebral level for eventual corticospinal (or corticobulbar) signals to be enacted for corrections

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Created June 17, 2009
Group Language and the Brain
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  1. Stage #6 Corticospinal tract activation: Golgi I (giant Betz cell) signals traveling down to cross at medulla, enter spinal cord and exit ventral roots to innervate muscles for contraction and movement - 3 misses
  2. Stage #9 while this occurs, the efferent signal arrives at spinal cord and activates muscles for movement. Afferent signals from these activated muscles ascends to intermediate zone (spinal-cerebellar tract): intermediate zone is somatopically represented) - 2 misses
  3. Stage #10 results of comparison sent to IP - interpositus nucleus from Purkinje cells in intermediate zone. Output of IP neurons exits cerebellum through superior peduncle and goes to VL nucleus in thalamus, and red nucleus in midbrain - 2 misses
  4. Stage #11 descending rubrospinal tract (part of extrapyramidal tract) goes to spinal cord and executes changes in motor signals as needed; VL projection drive pyramidal tract motoneurons and changes made at cerebral level for eventual corticospinal (or corticobulbar) signals to be enacted for corrections - 1 miss
  5. Stage #7 collateral branch off of descendin axon of corticospinal tract enters pons where it synapses with neuron in pons - 1 miss
  6. Stage #2 corticopontine tract conveys this to Pons (PN); synapses in Pons and enters cerebellum through middle peduncle, as "mossy fibers" - 1 miss