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Authors: Masao Ito

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contralateral inferior olive complex
,
63-65

 

preolivary nuclei
,
65-66

 

vestibular nuclear neurons
,
68

 

synaptic plasticity,
81

 

basket/stellate cells
,
83

 

cerebellar cortical synapses
,
84

 

cerebellar/vestibular nuclear neurons
,
84-85

 

conjunctive LTD (long-term depression)
,
69-80

 

persistency
,
86-87

 

protein synthesis
,
88-89

 

Purkinje cells
,
81-83

 

VSCT (ventral spinocerebellar tract),
60-62

 

neuropeptides
,
66

 

NG
2+
cells
,
58-59

 

Nitric oxide (NO) synthase, conjunctive LTD
,
75-76

 

NMDA (N-methyl-D-aspartate) receptors

 

activation,
84

 

mediation of mossy fiber-granule cell synapses,
45

 

mediation of parallel fiber input to Golgi cells,
54

 

NO (Nitric oxide) synthase, conjunctive LTD
,
75-76

 

nociceptive withdrawal reflex
,
127-128

 

non-declarative memory
,
20

 

noxious stimuli, nociceptive withdrawal reflex
,
127-128

 

NRTP (nucleus reticularis tegmenti pontis)
,
63

 

NSF (N-ethylmaleimide-sensitive fusion)
,
82

 

nuclear circuits
,
101-102

 

nuclear memory, future research
,
208

 

nucleo-olivary inhibitory projection
,
133

 

nucleus
,
8

 

nucleus reticularis tegmenti pontis (NRTP)
,
63

 
O
 

Ocular Following Response (OFR)
,
116
,
140-141

 

ocular reflexes
,
105

 

adaptive control system models,
139

 

circuit models
,
142-143

 

inverse model of the eyeballs
,
144-145

 

memory sites
,
144

 

OFR
,
140-141

 

OKR
,
141

 

VOR
,
139-140

 

cerebellar control,
117

 

OFR (Ocular Following Response),
116

 

OKR (Optokinetic Eye-Movement Response),
113-115

 

saccades,
117-120

 

VOR (Vestibuloocular Reflex),
105-106

 

control system
,
107-112

 

neural integrator
,
107

 

velocity storage
,
107

 

vestibular compensation
,
112-113

 

OFR (Ocular Following Response)
,
116
,
140-141

 

OKR (Optokinetic Eye-Movement Response)
,
113-115
,
141

 

oligodendrocyte precursor cells
,
58

 

operant conditioning, voluntary motor control
,
156-157

 

Optokinetic Eye-Movement Response (OKR)
,
113-115
,
141

 

orexinergic neurons
,
66

 

output pathways, cerebellar cortex
,
44

 

beaded fibers,
50

 

climbing fibers,
49-50

 

granule cells,
45-46

 

mossy fibers,
44-45

 

Purkinje cells,
47-49

 

unipolar brush cells,
46-47

 
P
 

P/Q channels
,
71

 

paleocerebellum
,
23

 

paraflocculus/flocculus, eye movements
,
159

 

parallel-fiber Purkinje cell synapses

 

cannabinoid-receptor-mediated presynaptic LTD,
82

 

conjunctive LTD,
70

 

homosynaptic LTD,
81

 

presynaptic LTP,
81-82

 

parietal association cortex, motor actions
,
185

 

parvocellular nuclei (lateral reticular nucleus)
,
62

 

performance, cerebellar mutism
,
201

 

peripheral stimuli, voluntary motor control
,
13

 

persistency, synaptic plasticity
,
86-87

 

pharmacological agents

 

effects on eye-blink conditioning,
134

 

blocking conjunctive LTD,
109

 

parallel fiber stimulation,
70

 

Phillips
, Charles,
28

 

phosphatidyl-inositol 4,5-diphosphate (PIP2)
,
71

 

Piaget
, Jean,
20

 

pinceau
,
51

 

PIP2 (phosphatidyl-inositol 4,5-diphosphate)
,
71

 

PKA-mediated phosphorylation of RIM1a, presynaptic LTP
,
82

 

PKCa, conjunctive LTD
,
74

 

PO (principal olive) subdivision
,
63

 

pontine nuclei
,
62-63

 

postcerebellar cortex neurons
,
60

 

cells of origin

 

beaded fibers
,
66

 

mossy fibers
,
60-63

 

cerebellar nuclear neurons,
67-68

 

contralateral inferior olive complex,
63-65

 

preolivary nuclei,
65-66

 

vestibular nuclear neurons,
68

 

posterior vermis, saccade control
,
118

 

posterolateral fissure
,
23

 

postsynaptic density (PSD)
,
47

 

posture, cerebellar control
,
127

 

PP1
,
78

 

PP2
,
78

 

precerebellar cortex neurons
,
60

 

cells of origin

 

beaded fibers
,
66

 

mossy fibers
,
60-63

 

cerebellar nuclear neurons,
67-68

 

contralateral inferior olive complex,
63-65

 

preolivary nuclei,
65-66

 

vestibular nuclear neurons,
68

 

prefrontal cortex
,
193

 

premotor cortex
,
18
,
181-182

 

preolivary nuclei
,
65-66

 

presupplementary eye field
,
165

 

presynaptic LTD
,
82

 

presynaptic LTP
,
81-82

 

primary fissure
,
23

 

primary motor cortex

 

as controller for voluntary movement,
167

 

cerebrocerebellar communication loop,
168

 

forward-model-based control,
177-178

 

sites for instructional signals,
158

 

voluntary eye movement,
159

 

DMFC (dorsomedial frontal cortex)
,
165-166

 

frontal eye field
,
159-165

 

voluntary motor control,
150

 

hand grip
,
154-156

 

instruction signals
,
157-158

 

load compensation
,
150

 

multijoint arm movements
,
151-154

 

operant conditioning
,
156-157

 

reaction time
,
151

 

primate cerebellum
,
24-25

 

principal olive (PO) subdivision
,
63

 

prism distortion
,
202

 

progression, decomposition/reconstruction cycles
,
5

 

properties, conjunctive LTD
,
69-71

 

protein phosphatases, conjunctive LTD
,
78

 

protein synthesis, synaptic plasticity
,
88-89

 

protein tyrosine kinases, conjunctive LTD
,
77

 

prototypes, adaptive control of reflexes
,
146-149

 

PSD (postsynaptic density)
,
47

 

Purkinje cells
,
27-28

 

B-zone,
131

 

Ca
2+
surge in dendrites,
71
,
73-74

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