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- Definition: The principal cells of the dentate gyrus, the granule cells, give rise to axons called mossy fibers that connect with pyramidal cells of the CA3 field of the hippocampus.
- Reference:The Hippocampus book by Andersen et al
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- Definition: The principal cells of the dentate gyrus, the granule cells, give rise to axons called mossy fibers that connect with pyramidal cells of the CA3 field of the hippocampus.
- Reference:The Hippocampus book by Andersen et al

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Definition: The principal cells of the dentate gyrus, the granule cells, give rise to axons called mossy fibers that connect with pyramidal cells of the CA3 field of the hippocampus.
Reference:The Hippocampus book by Andersen et al

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