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Indeed i) the molecular layer of the cerebellar cortex, which contains the glutamatergic varicosities making synaptic contacts between granule cells (highly susceptible to ET), and the dendritic tree of Purkinje cells appears almost unlabelled by ET; ii) no co-staining was observed between ET and synaptic markers such as synaptotagmin, synaptophysin and PSD-95 in the granular layer.

Despite the disorganization of the ischemic tissue, we observed recipient axons (GFP-negative, a in Fig. 6A-C), possibly pyramidal neurons in the CA1 layer of the hippocampus, making synaptic contacts with the GFP-labeled processes (d in Fig. 6A-C).

However, these altered presynaptic elements were making synaptic contacts with morphologically normal dendrites or dendritic spines with postsynaptic density (see Fig.  6a d).

Dendrites and thorny excrescences protruded into MFTs, making synaptic contacts, and mitochondria aligned along the inside border of the plasma membrane of the axon terminal.

However, when we used phospho-specific antibodies that recognize the activated forms of eIF4E (peIF4E) and 4EBP (p4EBP), we detected significantly higher concentrations in SN branches making synaptic contact with L7 MNs.

These neurons make synaptic contacts with spiny neostriatal projection neurons.

As indicated in Fig. 4a, immature photoreceptors (both cones and rods) initially make synaptic contacts with the output layer of the developing retina at the inner plexiform layer (Johnson et al. 1999).

Upon arrival, DA fibers make synaptic contacts throughout the LGE and cortex, with axonal branching, pruning and synaptogenesis continuing into the first weeks of postnatal development.

This anatomy resembles that of hair cells, the force-sensitive epithelial cells of the inner ear that make synaptic contacts with afferent terminals.

Simultaneous intracellular staining of the LDS interneuron and its presynaptic mechanosensory afferents in the same preparation [17] has suggested that the afferent fibers make synaptic contacts with the interneuron at its distal dendrites.

The functional evidence provided in the current report for cone ON-bipolar input to ipRGCs stratifying in the OFF layer of the IPL does not address the possibility that cone ON-bipolar cells may make synaptic contacts with the very small portion of the dendritic arbor of M1 ipRGCs that traverses the proximal ON sublayer of the IPL before branching in the OFF substratum near the INL.