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Unipolar brush cells (UBCs) reside in the mammalian vestibulo-cerebellum and the ventral (VCN) and, particularly, dorsal cochlear nuclei (DCN). Human cerebellar UBCs are numerous too, but auditory UBCs have escaped detection. The human DCN, considered a degenerated structure, lost lamination and possibly neurons common in lower mammals, like UBCs. We searched for human auditory UBCs probing their...
Unipolar brush cells (UBCs) have been recognized in the cerebella of many species including primates. They have also been identified in the cochlear nuclei (CN) of many mammals, however, not in any primate. Our immunohistochemical study in the marmoset demonstrates the presence of abundant calretinin immunoreactive (CR-ir) UBCs in the cerebellum, as in other mammals. In the marmoset CN, in contrast,...
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