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The separation of a fraction enriched in purely inhibitory nerve terminals from rat cerebellum.
The separation of a fraction enriched in cerebellar Golgi axon terminals of well-established inhibitory nature is described. The procedure is based on the phenomenon that the incubation of cerebellar glomerulus particles (isolated by a method described earlier) in saline media leads to the selective destruction of mossy terminals and of dendrites synapsing with them, whereas Golgi axon terminals remain intact. A 60-70% enrichment in Golgi terminals was achieved as revealed by electron microscopy.
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