neuronal BAK |
Neuronal cell death-inducible putative kinase |
Arasin-like protein |
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[neuronal basket cell]
Note: the term basket cells is used also for other cell types. Neuronal basket cells (basket neurons, basket interneurons) are specialized neurons (interneurons) in the neocortex first described by Ramon y Cajal (Ramon y Cajal, 1911) and named after their distinct axonal arborizations on and around somata of target neurons (Somogyi et al, 1983; Jones and Hendry, 1984; Casteyon et al, 2001). Three distinct types of neocortical basket cells have been described: large basket cells, small basket cells, and nest basket cells. Nest basket cells
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