Cerebellar deep nuclei involvement in cognitive adaptation and automaticity

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(A) Diagrams of coronal sections (in reference to bregma) of the cerebellum representing the extent of cell loss observed after bilateral neurotoxic lesions. Histological reconstruction reveals the largest (max: striped parts) and smallest (min: black parts) induced damage. Percentage of Sham rats (B) and IN-lesioned rats (C) exhibiting a place or response strategy on the first and second probe tests. The number of rats showing a particular strategy is written in each column diagram. (D) Histograms represent the percentage of rats which shift from place to response strategy between the first and the second probe tests.

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