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The posterior interposed nucleus is best distinguished in horizontal sections. A cell-free zone separates it from the anterior interposed and lateral nuclei. Medially the posterior interposed nucleus is continuous with the fastigial nucleus. Cells at the junction of these two nuclei project to the spinal cord (Matsushita and Hosoya, 1978 and Bentivoglio and Kuypers, 1982). This region was distinguished as the interstitial cell group, the target nucleus of the X zone, by Buisseret-Delmas et al. (1993). 

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Fig. 1 Schematic diagram of eukaryotic cell cytoskeleton showing nucleus, cell membrane (outer boundary), adhesions and three types of filaments. Right panel showing myosin motor complex sliding two anti-parallel actin filaments toward each other.

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The morphology of a neuron is characterized by a prominent round nucleus cell body, an axon (a long cell process), and dendrites (numerous short cell processes). The nervous system contains a network of neurons that communicate with each other by means of the synapse. The cell bodies of peripheral neurons originate in the spinal cord, specifically the dorsal root ganglion and autonomic ganghon, while the axons extend from the centrally located cell bodies and terminate in neuromuscular endings (motor neurons), end organs, or receptors (sensory or sympathetic fibers). 

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