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== Parallel fiber == ...plays a crucial role in motor control. They are so named because they run parallel to one another in the cerebellar cortex.

...is, and are generally parallel to the orientation of the underlying muscle fibers. ...ly and produce less scarring. This is due to the alignment of the collagen fibers, which when cut along, rather than across, produce less tension and thus le

...nformation from various sources, including [[mossy fibers]] and [[parallel fibers]], and send inhibitory signals to [[granule cells]] and [[unipolar brush ce * [[Mossy fibers]]: One of the main inputs into the cerebellum.

...o describe the total cross-sectional area of a muscle perpendicular to its fibers, generally at its largest point. It is a key factor in determining the [[mu ...SA is calculated by dividing the muscle volume by the length of the muscle fibers.

Skeletal muscles are composed of [[muscle fibers]] that are bound together in parallel by [[connective tissue]]. Each muscle fiber is a single [[cell]] and contai ...y accomplish this through [[contraction]] and [[relaxation]] of the muscle fibers.

...hrough which the blood flows. The [[flat-plate dialyzer]] consists of many parallel plates and is less commonly used. * [[Flat-plate dialyzer]]: A type of dialyzer consisting of many parallel plates.

...iculus is a bundle of one or more nerve fibers (or [[neuron]]s) running in parallel. These bundles are components of nerves, white matter tracts in the brain a

...imarily composed of the dendritic trees of [[Purkinje cells]] and parallel fibers of [[granule cells]]. In the hippocampus, the Molecular Layer is the layer