Visual tasting. Center the image using the "arrow cross" in the top black strip! Here lies the full schedule. Seemingly it is incomprehensible! The scheme attempts, very roughly, to illustrate the signal flow into the cerebellum seen in a simplified fairytale number/longitudinal section. Backward/dorsal is left and forward/ventral is t.hay. in the picture. Note that for moss, climbing, Purkinje cell and cerebellar core filaments: green = propulsive/excitation; red = braking/inhibition. It is important that you place and move the image around as you want it on the screen and that you use different magnifications (Help) . Do not forget about the identification function

Step 1.

Moss threads, climbing threads and varicosity-bearing threads. Here you can only see the outer outline of the starting stage. You should fill in the details using the ten extinguished lists below this text. Light the lists 1/ through 5/ in turn. When you have lit a list, you should unfold it and go through its different parts. It is best to click on "turn off all" and then light the different components from the bottom up. When all the components of the list have been re-lit, fold the list and leave it lit as you proceed. Now the lists 1/ to 5/ are lit and the remaining lists are to be explored. Start with list 6/. Light it, unfold it and click "turn it all off". Then light the strip parts from the bottom up! Do not be in a hurry, but think about what you are doing: namely, activating the moss wire inflow from a certain area and what effect this has. When you are done with list 6/ so fold it and extinguish it by unchecking the small square. Go to list 7/ and do as you did with list 6/. Then continue in the same way with lists 8/, 9/ and 10/. It doesn't really matter in what order you work through 6/ even 10/. But extinguish them after you.Then try some different combinations that you think!

LITTLE BRAIN, 3. Scheme of the inflow of nerve signals.